CHARLES BUSH
| Contemporary Fine Art |
CHARLES BUSH
46.5 X 36.5 Framed.
First Edition of 250. (1/250) Signed by the
artist lower right hand side.
46.5 X 36.5 Framed.
First Edition of 250. (1/250) Signed by the
artist lower right hand side.
Copyright © 2007- 2008 Issa Galleria
Publications:
"Nature Photographer:" Front cover,
2002/2003
Nature Photographer: 2004
"Nature Photographer:" Front cover,
2002/2003
Nature Photographer: 2004
Little Blue Herons
20" x 24" Framed.
Third Edition (3 / 300) Signed by the artist
lower right hand side.
20" x 24" Framed.
Third Edition (3 / 300) Signed by the artist
lower right hand side.
Great Egret Display
46.5" x 36.5" Framed
Edition of 14/300
Signed by the artist lower right
hand side.
46.5" x 36.5" Framed
Edition of 14/300
Signed by the artist lower right
hand side.
Building Nest/Cattle Egrets
20" x 24" Framed.
Edition of 11/250
Signed by the artist lower right hand side.
20" x 24" Framed.
Edition of 11/250
Signed by the artist lower right hand side.
Muted Swan
Edition of 20/ 250. Framed.
Signed by the artist lower right hand side.
Edition of 20/ 250. Framed.
Signed by the artist lower right hand side.
Snow Geese
20" x 24" Framed.
Edition of 17/300. Signed by the artist lower
right hand side.
20" x 24" Framed.
Edition of 17/300. Signed by the artist lower
right hand side.
Barred Owl in cypress tree
20" x 24" Framed.
Edition of 5/300.
Signed by the artist lower right hand side.
20" x 24" Framed.
Edition of 5/300.
Signed by the artist lower right hand side.
Screeching Owl
20" x 24" Framed.
Edition of 3/300.
Signed by the artist lower right hand
side.
20" x 24" Framed.
Edition of 3/300.
Signed by the artist lower right hand
side.
About the Artist:
Charles Bush is a Photographer based from his home in Louisiana. Charles specializes in
nature and wildlife photography with an emphasis on the vanishing wetlands of Southern
Louisiana. The subjects are wild and free and captured in their natural habitat.
A large telephoto lens is used to ensure the subjects are not disturbed and to capture their
normal behavior. High resolution professional quality digital SLR cameras are used to
capture exceptionally crisp and sharp images. These images are stored on computer disks
and only the finest are selected for print and for sale. Those chosen are run through Adobe
photoshop and prepared for print. Only those things done in a traditional darkroom are done
within photoshop, the final result is an accurate representation of what he experienced when
he made the image to the best of his ability.
Prints are made with an Epson commercial quality printer in the artists studio. Epson
archival inks and the highest quality cotton rag paper is used to produce the prints. Archival
matting and framing materials are used to insure a long life for the photograph.
After spending over twenty-five years as an engineer in the information technology industry,
Charles is leveraging his knowledge of computer technology to produce fine images with
digital cameras and scanning traditional film-based images.
Publishing credits include;
Charles Bush is a Photographer based from his home in Louisiana. Charles specializes in
nature and wildlife photography with an emphasis on the vanishing wetlands of Southern
Louisiana. The subjects are wild and free and captured in their natural habitat.
A large telephoto lens is used to ensure the subjects are not disturbed and to capture their
normal behavior. High resolution professional quality digital SLR cameras are used to
capture exceptionally crisp and sharp images. These images are stored on computer disks
and only the finest are selected for print and for sale. Those chosen are run through Adobe
photoshop and prepared for print. Only those things done in a traditional darkroom are done
within photoshop, the final result is an accurate representation of what he experienced when
he made the image to the best of his ability.
Prints are made with an Epson commercial quality printer in the artists studio. Epson
archival inks and the highest quality cotton rag paper is used to produce the prints. Archival
matting and framing materials are used to insure a long life for the photograph.
After spending over twenty-five years as an engineer in the information technology industry,
Charles is leveraging his knowledge of computer technology to produce fine images with
digital cameras and scanning traditional film-based images.
Publishing credits include;
- Nature Photographer,
- Mass Audubon,
- Birders World,
- Birding,
- ABA Field Notes,
- Prentice Hall
- National Geographic School Books.