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An obsession with fly fishing, rivers, and love of our lands. Bryan searches for balance in his images and films from the perspective of a new generation fly fisherman traveling the west and beyond.

I try to capture that which inspires me and share it with others.

I am a native Idahoan who has been taking photographs for over thirty years. My passion is to record and share images of this beautiful country with others.
 

A two time Idaho Photographer of the Year, Kim is a native of Idaho. His work may be seen at the Full Moon Gallery in Twin Falls. Visit his website for more information.

High-Impact Images for Your Publishing Needs; rights-managed images produced on assignment, for commission and stock licensing; specializing in Idaho events, Western Americana and UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

In my work I investigate the bizarre dichotomy between placid appearances and concealed inner turbulence. Through drawing, photography, video, installation, and performance, I communicate the often unseen, tarnished reality that exists behind every seemingly unscathed being.

I work primarily in film to capture the often fading scenes of our Western Heritage, from small town rodeos, cattle roundups, sheep herding, to desert flowers, rugged landscapes showcased in those brief moments of perfect light. To present my work, I hand-craft finely finished frames from old, reclaimed wood. Clients include collectors, professional & corporate offices, including the Idaho State Governor's office.

Event Horizon Studios...Where time stands still. We specialize in portrait photography of all types. Contact us today for your portrait consultation! When the average photography experience doesn't cut it, call Event Horizon Studios!

Affordable, high quality photography and framing is what I do. Everyone's a good picture! Please visit my website to see my work!

I still have the first camera my folks gave me-a Kodak 126x EasyLoad-that was about 40 years ago! I now use film and digital. I am primarily a snapper. I throw the camera in the truck and take pictures of the everyday things we all drive past. My work is almost all in black and white. My subjects are landscapes, weather, old cars, vintage aircraft, architecture, domestic and wild animals, everyday folks, and the odd and unusual. I try to take photos everywhere my wife and I go. I am a member of the Magic Valley Arts Council and my work is on display at the Full Moon Gallery in Twin Falls.