Wes Timmerman

“Texture, pattern, rhythm, as well as composition are all contained in each of my images. It is my impression of the subject as well as the form that I present in each photo. Experiences in the National Parks, wilderness and rural landscapes are unique to all who engage in them and I think the subconscious seeks these places”

-Wes Timmerman

Wes Timmerman began shooting 35mm in 1961. He is a Jackson local and has been enjoying the natural beauty of this area since the mid 1970’s. In 1982 he began building images with the use of a large format, 4x5, camera. Inspired by the likes of Ansel Adams, Thomas Moran, Elliot Porter and the richly diverse group of local photographers.

His current portfolio includes Grand Canyon, Grand Teton, Jackson Hole and Yellowstone.

Ten percent of the photographer’s receipts from the sale of prints will go to the following organizations and foundations depending on the location of the image subject:

• Grand Canyon - Grand Canyon National Park Foundation
• Grand Teton - Grand Teton National Park Foundation
• Murie Barn - Murie Center
• South Park - Senior Center of Jackson Hole
• Yellowstone - Yellowstone Park Foundation