Artist Gallery

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Photography

This photograph was made behind McDonald's on Springfield Ave in Berkeley Heights. I love that you can find beautiful images anywhere if you know how to look. The original is 40x40 inches and printed on Ilfochrome, a color print material that is formulated to be archival. My theme over the years has been: beauty in the landscape.  

Works on Paper

Unfinished Business. Age 11.

Sculpture

Three hermit crabs sculpted in bronze. Approximate size 3" x 2.5" 

Photography

Mixed Media

Painting

16X20" oil

Photography

Painting

A mixed media contemporary landscape painting featuring acrylic and torn tree-fiber paper. 36 x 48 inches on clayboard panel.

Works on Paper

Graphite

Photography

Sculpture

Stamped, hand built, soft-slab, high fired box with workable drawers.

Photography

Photography

 11" x 14" c-print. Port-au-Prince, Haiti, 2010. From the series: Haiti earthquake, 2010". 

Painting

Acrylic painting & photo

Craft

Mixed Media

Painting

Monster design completed for my independent study, theme was snow and ice.
Painted in Photoshop.
© 2010 Michael Burns

Photography

It took me some time to capture the image of the state bird. I waited about three hours for the perfect shot. As I sat under a tree, the Cardinal flew over me and perched on a nearby tree.

Painting

Oil painting using limited palette of YO, UB, TR, TW, IB.

Photography

These Longhorns were on the Wildcatter Ranch and Resort near Graham, TX. They were close to the fence when I photographed them.

Mixed Media

Using Microsoft Paint I am able to create artwork that feels good.

Photography

Painting

Pencil rendering, 16" x 20", Sepia color

Painting

the birds like to get out and walk whenever they want they have the right of way so move over

Photography

In the heart of Central Park, captured in a timeless moment, the photograph depicts an elderly man seated on the edge of the Bethesda Fountain. Clutched in his weathered hands is an accordion, its melodious potential echoing through the air. The man wears the wrinkles of a life well-lived, his expressive face illuminated by the passion he channels into the instrument.

The scene is bathed in shades of brown and gray scale, evoking a sense of nostalgia and history. The accordion, an extension of the man's soul, becomes a conduit for emotions that transcend time, where the past and present harmonize in a serenade that resonates with the essence of the moment.

Painting

18x24 Oil painting

Painting

Oil on gallery canvas 8"x10"
Donation

Photography

Replica of Colonial Ship "The Betsy" Yorktown Museum.

Photography

Painting