Artists’ Gallery hosts Mike Buchheit in Fountain Hills
Landscape photographer featured Nov. 28
Mike Buchheit shows off his photography at the Fountain Hills Artists’ Gallery Tuesday, Nov. 28. (Submitted photo)
The community is invited to the next Fountain Hills Artists’ Gallery weekly demonstration Tuesday, Nov. 28.
The featured artist for the event is landscape photographer Mike Buchheit.
Buchheit is a Phoenix-based landscape and wildlife photographer with a worldwide following. Prior to relocating to the Valley of the Sun, Buchheit was a 27-year resident of Grand Canyon National Park where he served as director of the Grand Canyon Conservancy Field Institute.
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Artists’ Gallery hosts Mike Buchheit in Fountain Hills
Landscape photographer featured Nov. 28
Mike Buchheit shows off his photography at the Fountain Hills Artists’ Gallery Tuesday, Nov. 28. (Submitted photo)
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The community is invited to the next Fountain Hills Artists’ Gallery weekly demonstration Tuesday, Nov. 28.
The featured artist for the event is landscape photographer Mike Buchheit.
Buchheit is a Phoenix-based landscape and wildlife photographer with a worldwide following. Prior to relocating to the Valley of the Sun, Buchheit was a 27-year resident of Grand Canyon National Park where he served as director of the Grand Canyon Conservancy Field Institute.
“His frequent and far-flung adventures in the park, and surrounding public and tribal lands, are evident in a portfolio of thousands of unique images,” a press release read.
The artwork for sale in the gallery includes a number of Buchheit’s favorite photographs. He will share a wider selection and printing/display options upon request for both residential and commercial settings.
“The point of my work is to enrich people’s lives by surrounding them with the landscape that I was blessed to inhabit for so long, and to cultivate a desire to protect Grand Canyon National Park, and all of our sacred public lands,” Buchheit said.
The gallery is located at 16858 E. Avenue of the Fountains and is open Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sundays, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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