Welcome to the world of Medicine Walk Photography, where every frame captures the untamed beauty of wilderness landscapes in exquisite Fine Art detail. Embark on a visual journey like no other as we present a stunning collection of one-of-a-kind photographs that bring the serene grandeur of nature's untouched splendor directly to your gaze.
The Medicine Walk Photographer
Bio:
Michael VanBeber is a highly skilled Wilderness Landscape Photographer and Digital Painter with over 45 years of experience. His passion for capturing the best shots nature has to offer is reflected in his exceptional images. Michael's work has been published in renowned magazines such as Outdoor Photography, and even featured on the cover of Photography Week. His talent has been acknowledged with the prestigious "Certificate of Awarded Photographer" on 1X.COM, the world’s most exclusive curated online photo gallery. As a Colorado native, Michael's portfolio predominantly showcases the breathtaking landscapes of Colorado and Wyoming.
Artist Statement:
Native Americans called it a magic moment, a place of Good Medicine. It can be found just around the bend of a river or over the next ridge. Whether it's the way light filters through the trees or falls on the forest floor, or even the sight of a single leaf floating on a puddle, this scene can evoke feelings of tranquility, harmony, or euphoria. It affects each person uniquely, but it is universally considered healing to the soul. This healing power has inspired songwriters, poets, artists, and photographers, including myself. Growing up in the outdoors of Colorado, I developed a deep connection with nature. Walking and immersing myself in nature not only inspired me, but also helped me navigate life's challenges. When I started photography in 1976, I found a way to visually express my love for Mother Earth through the lens of a camera. Through my photography, I strive to capture and convey the magic of those moments, offering you a glimpse into the beauty and healing power of the natural world.
Come on In - Take a little Medicine Walk. (It’s Good Medicine for Your Soul.)
