Bart Aldrich Photography: Recently Added Galleries and Collections

MACRO

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JOSHUA TREE NATIONAL PARK

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The Salton Sea / June '09

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The Colorado River once flowed into the Gulf of California. Historic evidence and geologic studies indicate that the river spilled into the Salton Basin many times over the millennia. Around 700 A.D., silt blocked the egress to the gulf and the river swung north into two overflow channels, creating Lake Cahuilla the much larger original source of the Salton Sea.

According to Kurt Russo of the Native American Land Conservancy, in 1500 the lake was three times the size of today's Salton Sea — 100 miles long, 30 miles wide and 300 feet deep in the center. Within 300 years it was dry again.
In the 1800s, the river flooded the basin at least eight times. Levees were built to control the flow, but during the flood of 1905 a breech in the Imperial Valley dike created the Salton Sea.
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MOMENTS OF ZEN

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GARDEN LIFE

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FINE ART MONOCHROMES

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ABSTRACT PHOTO-PAINTINGS

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Abstract Photo-Painting
In addition to landscapes, travel and nature, Bart explores aspects of his own abstract paintings done on canvas for nuances of inspiration to create what he calls abstract 'photo-painting'. It allows Bart to explore and create an ever more imaginative landscape of color, shape, form, depth, texture and emotion.

Although all are shown here in the square format this series can also be custom formatted vertically or horizontally and sized as 24" x 36" or up to 36" x 36" prints mounted on 42" custom wood frames encased in polyurethane epoxy. Another option is mounting on brushed metals under clear acrylics for a very dramatic presentation.

These unique and unusual framing styles achieve a bold new aesthetic and stunning presentation for Bart's images. See examples.

Larger, custom pieces available upon request. A variety of colors and wood types are available for the finishes on our wood frames.

California's Deserts

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"What the heart does not feel, the eye can never see..." - P. Sainath

Artwork Installations

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Bart's photo-art in client's homes.

SEA LIFE

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India

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OREGON COAST

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September 2009 Photo Trip

NEW MEXICO & ARIZONA

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More to follow!

China

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ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN

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"What the heart does not feel, the eye can never see..." - P. Sainath

Eastern Sierras & Mono Lake

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PhotoArt Panels

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This popular series is sold as 12" x 36" photo prints mounted on 16" x 40" brushed metal panels. Many work in either vertical or horizontal format. They are extremely striking alone and versatile in pairs or sets of 3 & 4 to bring color and drama to your wall.

Weighing less than five pounds, they are easy to hang and we have shipped them to many locales in the US and Canada.

* Sold as custom orders only; not sold as smaller prints.

Vintage Barns & Old Cars

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"What the heart does not feel, the eye can never see..." - P. Sainath

Ghostowns: After the Gold Rush

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Bodie, Calico, Rhyolite & the old movie location at Pioneertown CA

Hong Kong & Macau

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