Alpine Art Represented Photographers

Jon Burkholz is a local Utah photographer and designer with a passion for photography, design, invention and travel. Whether capturing the sights, scenes and events around Salt Lake City, the Wasatch Mountains and Utah, or while traveling abroad to places like Kyoto, Japan, Iceland, Tanzania or Spain, Jon strives to capture those unique moments that celebrate the natural beauty of the world and it’s cultures.

Jon Burkholz

I am a photographer, skier, climber, a husband and father of two boys from Heber City, Utah, USA. I’ve earned my keep as a ski guide, ski patroller, wildland firefighter, gardener, helicopter logger, and forestry worker, to name a few of my endeavors.

My photography focuses mainly on landscape and active lifestyle, but I am constantly snapping away as life unfolds before my eyes. I consider myself fortunate to live in Utah where the mountains meet the desert and I’m always exploring and searching for new views and vision. My passion for the outdoors drives me to wake up early and greet the day. And while I play, I can’t help but pause and take it all in… giving thanks. Photography is the medium I choose to share my experience and the beauty of the world how I see it.

Johnny Adolphson

 

Nico draws from a wide variety of experiences to create his art. His passion for traveling and the outdoors has led him into challenging situations around the world and in a variety of cultures – from documenting the behavior of endangered mountain gorillas in the Congo to balancing precariously above the terraced hillsides of Machu Picchu for the perfect sweeping panoramic image – he does what it takes to get the shot. His experiences and successes interacting with cultures varying from Serbian to Brazilian and Cambodian to Tanzanian provide a strong foundation and understanding for communication beyond the realm of language.

“My passion for photography has brought me to many out-of-the-way places and introduced me to quite a few interesting individuals. Challenging situations often arise, from language barriers to atmospheric light, to precarious shooting locations. Experiencing the combinations of these factors has increased my comfort zone. The beauty captured in my landscapes are directly correlated to effort in the field. When I’m out there in the middle of it all, I feel a certain focus and peace of mind that anchors me to that moment in time. I am excited to be able to share these moments with you, and hopefully inspire you to seek moments and adventures of your own, and to live deliberately.”

Nico DeBarmore