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We are a modern art photography gallery specialising in high-quality limited edition wall art prints for sale both online as well as in-store. Our unique collection of photographic images appeal to art lovers, collectors, interior decorators, designers and architects alike.
Founded by Martin Osner in 2010 our gallery represents a selection of brilliant photographic artists and unique exhibits of outstanding open and limited editioned prints which include; landscape, wildlife, tribal portraiture, abstract, and urban, pop art and African photography.
Dedicated to outstanding quality and service, we represent a handful of exceptional talent photographic artists. Our gallery attracts clients looking for photo art that is different and not available elsewhere.
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Elevating Fine Art Photography: The Craft of Conservation Framing at Osner Gallery
In the world of fine art photography, framing is a crucial yet often overlooked aspect. At Osner Gallery, we recognized its significance and established Fine Art Picture Framing seven years ago. Our workshop ensures meticulous attention to detail and uncompromising quality standards, catering primarily to Osner Gallery and collaborating with interior designers. We also offer personalized framing solutions for fine art photographers, prioritizing materials like ultra-clear or UV non-reflective glass and acid-free mounting board to ensure longevity and visual impact. At Fine Art Picture Framing, we elevate framing to an art form, enhancing both presentation and preservation.
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Considering Photography for your Wall?
As photographic art becomes more and more popular, I would like to discuss options for those considering photography for their wall. In this blog, I will be answering some critical questions that our clients usually ask before investing in art photography. So let us start with addressing one of the most frequently asked questions: Why has photography become so popular? I think there are several reasons for this: as it is a reality-driven art form, it is easy to engage and connect with. One of the legends of photography, the late Ansel Adams, said, "Not everybody trusts paintings, but people believe photographs." Also, one cannot ignore the popularity that photography has reached with the advent of social media...
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Classic Black & White Landscape Photography
A stunning collection of monochrome landscape prints taken as a tribute to Ansel Adams and his zone system by fine art photographer Martin Osner.
Return of the Millennial
Only afterwards did the storm come up, causing a UFO to crash into the desert, returning an abducted millennial back to a strange planet where he could view the landscape from the safety of his X-Box.
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Martin Osner,
Surreal
A Beautiful Mistake
Since being released, the Rhythmus collection has proved popular with interior decorators and designers. Art photography is a subjective medium, but I am continually reminded that experimentation and uncontrolled mistakes can sometimes yield the most exciting results.
The Art of Simplicity
I have worked with so many different clients, tastes and styles that no one recipe will suit all. There are many ways to create impact and enjoy art, but it's a big but, simplicity will always stand the test of time and can be found in all the genres mentioned above. According to Leonardo da Vinci who said: "simplicity is the ultimate sophistication". Besides just art, simplicity is the true genius in most things in life.
Story behind the Artwork
Natural Symphony of Art
With each layer added, the once mundane trees bloomed with vibrancy, inviting viewers to explore the depths of Samantha's imagination and experience the scene with a renewed sense of wonder, a natural symphony in Art. The physical art overlays added texture, depth, and colours comparable to a traditional painting, merging the worlds of photography and art. Yet, Samantha's artistic journey didn't end there.
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Samantha Lee Osner