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Fine art photography rooted inTruth, Beauty, and Goodness.
The world is loud. These photographs are not.
Stay awhile and encounter peace.
Selected Works
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Desert Sanctum
“I didn’t go into the desert looking for answers. I went there to listen to God in silence and to the language of His creation.”
Twenty-one photographs made in Joshua Tree National Park, inspired by the Desert Fathers. Each is a hand-signed Limited Edition of 25.
Explore the Themes
Made years and miles apart, these photographs are brought together by a shared spirit. Begin wherever you feel drawn.
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Quiet WatersStill water, low fog, and the soft line where lake meets sky.
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Atmosphere & LightMist rising through ridges, clouds gathering, light that changes as you watch.
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Studies in FormBranches, bark, leaves and solitary trees, seen for their line and structure.
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Open HorizonsLong valleys, distant ranges and horizons that run past the edge of the frame.
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Water & StoneFalling water, worn rock and the shorelines where they meet.
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PastoralFields, weathered barns, and the enduring character of rural places.
John Magnoski
For 26 years, photography has taught me to wait. To stand still long enough for an ordinary place to reveal what it holds.
I believe the created world points beyond itself, and I try to photograph it with that in mind.
My hope is that these photographs invite you to linger, and perhaps notice something you might otherwise have passed by.
From Collectors
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John Magnoski is both a fine artist and a fine craftsman. His impeccable taste and attention to detail have turned my home into a showplace. I'm proud to own five large prints of his.
Michael // Georgetown, KY -
John’s fine art prints were the perfect way to elevate the spaces in our new home … a selection of our favorite places unique to the Midwest. We will definitely be buying again!
Nina // Milwaukee, WI -
The print is beautiful! … The way you captured the falling water seems to imply motion. The water is rendered in such a way that suggests a glimpse of something that could not be seen in person.
Gabriel // Eagan, MN
Journal
Thoughts and reflections on faith, family, beauty, culture, photography, and the ordinary things worth noticing.