Award Winning Photographic Art
🏔️ PARK CITY PHOTOGRAPHY LLC — Est. 2003
“Where Nature Meets Fine Art”
by David Winegar
Artists Statement - The Creative Act
I create photographic art from the heart. My wildlife work centers on the peak of action, or a decisive moment. Landscapes usually feature the quiet shift of changing seasons or chapters in time. I choose titles that offer context or a glimpse into what I saw and felt.
My mind is constantly alive with the pre-visualization of finished pieces—the place, the light, and the composition. I venture afield in search of that imagined moment, when all the players on the stage of my mind come together in my camera. I trip the shutter, and once in a while, art is born.
Other times, I simply go into nature with an open mind, letting the land and light guide me. Serendipity has a way of appearing when I stop trying to control the outcome. Those rare moments when patience, mindfulness, and awareness often matter more than planning.
Each piece reflects my personal touch, from the first spark of inspiration, to my hand-signed signature with your unique personal limited-edition number. I also include an embossed certificate of authenticity.
If one of my images speaks to you, it’s not by chance—it’s because it connects with something you’ve felt, loved, or lived.
A Collaboration of Art for your Living Spaces
I offer a personalized experience—not an online ordering menu for art created in a distant factory and signed by a computer.
Together, we explore how each piece should be presented, selecting the ideal medium, texture, size, and framing to complement your space.
I offer free professional installation for large investments. I have lighting specialists who install and modify existing lighting with simple solutions. The color temperature, angle and breadth of beam is critical to gallery quality presentation.
Craftsmanship & Exclusivity
Every artwork is overseen and personally inspected by me throughout its creation—ensuring it arrives ready to hang on your wall with the same presentation quality found in an art gallery or museum.
Limited editions of 10, 50, 100, or 500 brings exclusivity and lasting value, making every piece personal and collectible.
Artistic Finishes
💎 Silver Halide Prints (Chromogenic Prints)
A timeless process developed by hand in classic wet baths — a lost art in today’s digital age. Each image is created on Fuji Flex photographic paper, fused beneath museum-grade acrylic, and mounted on a hand-crafted hardwood hanging frame. The result: unmatched depth, luminosity, and an immersive presence that stands apart from modern inkjet printing.
🪙 Metal Prints
Vivid color, exceptional clarity, and a resilient surface that brings each image to life. These prints are infused directly into specially coated aluminum panels, creating a waterproof, scratch-resistant finish with incredible depth and modern brilliance.
🖼️ Exhibition-Quality Canvas Wraps
An organic, painterly presentation that adds warmth and texture to any space. Each image is printed with archival pigment inks on heavyweight cotton canvas, then hand-stretched over a solid wood frame for a timeless gallery appearance.
🖨️ Loose Prints
I handcraft smaller prints using Canon’s 12-color Lucia Pro pigment ink system and archival materials rated for 200-year longevity. Larger prints are produced through the finest professional labs, ensuring exceptional tonal depth and print permanence.
Recognition & Credentials
Juried Artist – Springville Museum of Art Spring Salon 100 (2024) and Salon 101 (2025)
Multiple First-Place Awards – State, National, and International competitions
Graduate – New York Institute of Photography (2015)
Member – Professional Photographers of America (PPA)
Board Member – Intermountain Professional Photographers Association (IPPA)
Private Photography Instruction – Offered for individuals seeking to refine technique and artistic vision
Truth in Photography
My work shows real places, real light, and real moments—just as I saw them.
I use only traditional adjustments such as dodging, burning, color correction, and cropping.I do not use AI to create or alter scenes that never occurred.
If a composite is made (from my own photographs), it is clearly labeled. In my entire portfolio, I only have one composite.
Honesty matters—if you’re buying art, you deserve to know how it was made.
My Clients
My artwork is displayed in homes and businesses throughout the Park City area (Summit and Wasatch Counties)— including The Colony, Victory Ranch, Hideout, Ranch Place, Sun Peak, Silver Springs, Jeremy Ranch, Old Town, Prospector, Pinebrook, Silver Creek, Tuhaye, Deer Valley, The Canyons, Midway, Kamas, and Oakley— as well as in homes and businesses across the United States.
Thank you for taking the time to explore my work.
— David James Winegar
Let’s Connect
📧 Email: photomojo@comcast.net
📱 Call or Text: 435-640-5123
“All good things… come by grace, and grace comes by art, and art does not come easy.”
— Norman Maclean, —”A River Runs Through It”
Wildlife Examples
A red fox explodes off the river bank of McLeod Creek, (Park City, Utah) swollen with spring runoff, and returning home with dinner for her pups. After many days of quiet observation, careful not to disturb her rhythm, I captured this Red Fox in a fleeting moment at the peak of action.
“Leap of Faith” is the signature wall hanging on the south wall of the Swaner EcoCenter, located at Kimball Junction, in Park City, Utah
Awarded 1st Place – Wildlife, Professional Division
Art Wolfe International Photography contest, Seattle Washington
(Entries from 63 countries)
Bathed in golden evening light, a baby osprey sits up in its nest, gazing into the setting sun—eager for its mothers return. This photographic moment came after many days of patient observation.
A tender moment —- A heartbeat of love —- A story in magical light.
“Baby Osprey Waiting For Mother”
Awarded 1st Place – Wildlife, Professional Division
Utah State Fair, 2023
Landscape Examples
Chapters of Change
La Sal Mountains, Utah – Warner Lake.
At 9,400 feet in the La Sal Mountains of southeastern Utah, the seasons first snow rested softly on brightly colored aspen leaves.
“First Snow on Fall Leaves – La Sal Range”
Selected for the Springville Museum of Art – Salon 100 (2024)
✨ Transitions of Time
With winter approaching, fall winds had stripped the leaves from the forest.
I watched the sun’s first rays illuminate a stand of aspens—leafless now, and their bronze branches lifted skyward in delicate lace.
A turning page in nature’s timeless rhythm. 🍂❄️
“When the Leaves Are Gone – East Canyon Utah - Sunrise”
Selected for the Springville Museum of Art – Salon 101 (2025)
Etched In Time
Onion Creek, Moab Utah
Departure
Culvert Canyon, Moab Utah