Though Renaissance artists used the camera obscura to project images as aids in composing their art, photography as an art form is relatively new—it has existed only about 175 years. Central Texas photographers apply their artistic visions and, in some cases, techniques of their own invention, to create an array of art.

Top: Charolotte Warren; Rubrum Lily, Silver gelatin print, Charolotte Warren Fine Art Photography
Bottom right: Pauline Walsh Jacobson, Waikiki 1, Hand-painted Polaroid transfer, 8" x 10" print, artist’s studio
Bottom left: Kip Holm, Duncan Takes a Break, Avenue Gallery

Art Lover’s Guide Resources:
(Includes participants in the 2007 printed edition of Art Lover's Guide. Available beginning September 2006)

Artisans at Rocky Hill · Fredericksburg
Avenue Gallery · Austin
Charlotte Warren Fine Art Photography · Spicewood
City of Austin, Art in Public Places · Austin
Davis Gallery · Austin
The Gallery at Paleface Crossing · Spicewood
Gallery on the Square · Wimberley
Gallery Soco · Austin
Pauline Walsh Jacobson · Austin
Kerr Arts & Cultural Center · Kerrville
North Hills Gallery · Austin
Susie Fowler, Shade Tree Potter · Spicewood
TIPS on Art · Austin
Wittliff Gallery of Southwestern & Mexican Photography · San Marcos
Women & Their Work · Austin