Let me tell you a little about myself………..

I am a self-taught photographer specializing in landscapes, cityscapes and travel photography. I operate Edward Krish Photography in Clarkdale, Arizona.

My first camera was a Kodak Brownie which I received when I was 11 years old. My love for photography started then as I captured black and white image of my family and my surroundings. I still have that camera and the photographs I captured in the 1950s.

I attended college and graduated with a degree in geology. The science of geology honed my fascination with and appreciation for the shapes and forms found everywhere in the natural world. Many of my images were made during this time in wild places visited during my geologic work in the western United States and Australia. Over the years, I have also photographed in Russia, Scandinavia, Germany, Egypt, Canada, Mexico, New Zealand and Ecuador. I am a sucker for a beautiful landscape or a stunning sunset.

I have served on the local Board of Directors of the International Photography Hall of Fame and Museum located in Oklahoma City. My work hangs in the headquarters of several large corporations including Devon Energy Corp in Oklahoma City and has been published in the former Popular Photography magazine.

I feel that “the creative process of capturing an image starts in the mind’s eye. The camera lens then translates this unique vision of the light’s magic colors to film or digital file. Though incomplete by definition, the resultant two-dimensional print is the best communication tool available to convey to people what I had seen in our ever-changing three-dimensional world”.