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"For years, critics have questioned whether photography is art. My answer is simple. Art is in the eye and mind of the beholder.
When the viewer observes a printed photograph and enjoys its beauty...sees the shadows and contrast...notices the angles and depth...feels the emotion that the photographer conveys through his or her subject...if it stirs a feeling or memory in their soul...then this is the definition of true art.
My images are primarily captured in black and white. When I am behind the lens of my camera, I am drawn to the way a simple shadow or ray of light can transform what might be considered by some to be an unattractive subject.Crumbling buildings and deteriorating old cars can once again come alive to tell their stories.
From the moment I frame an image in the viewfinder to the instant it appears on paper in my darkroom, I am always amazed how one photograph can relate so much without a single word being exchanged. Each photographic print is a part of my artistic soul. I am honored and blessed to be able to share these images with you, the viewer.
It is my desire that my art will provide continuing enjoyment to you. I hope that my photographs present a unique way of seeing...that they will not only provoke your imagination, but also stir your emotions."
Kim Wiygul Williams
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The Angels Wept
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These original art prints are individually signed and numbered by the artist.
Each print is one in a series of 100. Upon completion of the 100 originals,
the series will be retired.
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Images are composed on medium format and 35 mm traditional film.
No digital manipulation is involved.
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Each original is carefully printed by hand in the artist's darkroom on archive-quality paper.
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Artwork is matted with black premium stock, museum quality mat board and backing.
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Copyright restrictions apply to all photographs. All images are protected under U.S.
and international copyright laws. It is illegal to reproduce, manipulate or store any images
without the artist's written permission.
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