Photo by Patrick Walter

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My scenic work strives to paint a feeling or mood. This is a consuming task

as I try to capture just the right mood presented to me by nature.

That means hours and hours of waiting, searching and then capturing

just the right light and just the right image. 

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At times, someone will write and ask if I use fake clouds, an increasingly popular

way of combining two photos or stock sky to make the photo appear as a 

single frame. Whereas I do not condemn those who do replacement sky

or use stock sky to make their photo appear more dramatic, I choose to 

go back to a scene multiple times until REAL sky paints the sky. I DO take multiple frames within a split second of each other to sometimes combine what is called a

pano, which remains true to the moment but combined, forms images which

are easily printed in large prints for home and office display. 

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An aside about the way I photograph. I think BIG! When I photograph a scene 

I am thinking of a print that goes at least 50 inches wide or tall--not a 2" space 

typical on social media. So...think BIG with me when you see my work! 

I  do consider our earth as God's creation and I consider each image you see as

a gift. I do not produce the scene. God's nature provides the beauty. I simply 

observe and photograph.​

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I have developed a yearly calendar and greeting card business.

You will see a greeting card link at the top of this page.

When it is calendar season, that link will change to the word "calendar."

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My most honored reward is having my work connect with people.

That has been my goal in both landscape and photojournalism. 

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AWARDS

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SEE ARIZONA SCENES

SEE SLIDE SHOW

NEW* WINDMILL COLLECTION

SEE MY NEWEST WORK

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Schwepker Arts Photographs

for home or office

 NEW SALE

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You will be able to order a large digital file of one of my photos for $125 starting  June 18. You may also order work off of the NEWEST WORK page. 

Normal file price is $250 per file. You buy the file and have it printed at your own printer. Write me at 

pschwepker@gmail.com