Starting his photography career in the high desert of Ellensburg

Starting his photography career in the high desert of Ellensburg, Washington,
Alexander found a vast contrast in his environment. It is this diversity of subject
matter that enabled him to capture...

the delicate flower growing out of a harsh landscape....

or the beautiful grandeur of snowcapped mountains.

While in his teens, Alexander received high praise from his contemporaries through-out the art community. He was a contributing photographer for the 1st Friday, an Arts Monthly Newsletter produced by the Ellensburg City Arts Commission, the Klahiam produced by the Ellensburg High School, as well as being commissioned by the Ellensburg High School Wrestling Booster Club as team photographer.

While in Washington he displayed and showed at various venues with sales both regionally and nationally. His first juried show of 2004 was at the Larson Gallery in Yakima, Washington with two pieces being selected "Barbed Wire" & "Twin Silo 1". Of those two, "Barbed Wire" was purchased for the gallery's collection. In 2005 he again was selected with two pieces "Looking For A Meal" & "Motel".

Alexander is currently living in Bassett, Virginia and is seeking to market his work through local galleries and internet sales.

Here are a few of the photographs which are available from the upcoming 2007 show exhibits. The complete 2007 album is on the Order Page.