Rita and Charlie Summers have been photographing wildlife since the 70′s. Their special interest led to the publication of “All the Wild Horses”, a book about wild horses around the world.

Favorite places to photograph include Africa and Antarctica. Charles was named BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year in 1985. Rita uses her photography as reference for watercolor paintings.

You can visit their website at: www.wildimages.biz

Robert works are in bronze and terra cotta.The relationship between humans and animals can be seen in a number of his works.  In each piece, it is very important for him to focus on the smallest of details. From the placement of a hand; strands of hair blowing in the wind; the eye contact between the subjects; to the tiniest fingernails.

Visit Robert’s Web Site Here

Robin works metal using traditional blacksmithing methods and wireworking. He works primarily in copper and steel and sterling silver.

Visit the website at http://www.tamaraculpstudio.com

Ron is a nature photographer who specializes in capturing the beauty and grandeur of the Rocky Mountains and the West. As Ron expands his travels to other world destinations, his web site will be up dated accordingly.
Images of Colorado and other destinations can be found on his web site at www.ronbellerimages.com.

Roy and Lee began photographing Colorado back in the 70′s in the early days of their marriage.  They have continued through the years using 35mm film SLRs and standard dark room equipment progressing to fully digital photography today.  Their work can best be described as “Colorado Beside the Road” because it is truly where their work originates.  Of course, long hikes, drives and slow ambles through familiar neighborhoods feed the creative process, as well.  Their work is varied including macro, scenic, and novel subjects.  However, if they have a specialty it would be Colorado wild flowers.

Be sure to visit their site at http://reelgoodshots.com