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BiographySteve S. Meyer has been photographing the natural world for over 30 years. His main focus has been on the Baraboo Hills, Wisconsin River Valley region in south central Wisconsin. Through a continual learning process he attempts to capture the nuances and subtle changes of light and landscape, changes created in a moment by a cloud passing the sun, overnight by the freezing of a lake surface, or eons in the creation of quartzite rock formations. Returning to a favorite place always presents a new vision to contemplate. Steve’s travels have taken him to western U.S., western Canada, Ireland, Scotland and New Zealand, where he has enjoyed capturing moments in the landscapes of those regions. Steve's images have been published in the Wisconsin Trails magazine. He donates use of his images to the state and international chapters of the Nature Conservancy, where they have appeared in many of their publications, including two photos of the month. Steve was a finalist in the 2006 and 2007 international Nature Conservancy photo contests and received second place recognition in the 2008 Wisconsin Trails photo contest. Steve's work has been the subject of a recent profile on The Nature Conservancy's web site . Steve is displaying his work in a solo exhibit titled "Natural Landscapes of the Baraboo Hills and Wisconsin River," in the Steinhauer Trust Gallery at the UW Arboretum visitor center in Madison. The exhibit can be viewed from May 1st through the month of June. The visitor center is open to the public. Hours are: 9:30-4pm weekdays and 12:30-4pm weekends.Steve lives near the Wisconsin river in Prairie du Sac with his wife Patty. All images are available for purchase as signed high resolution inkjet prints using fine art paper and archival inks. The prints are also available matted and framed using conservation materials to ensure longevity for a lifetime. Purchase options are on the Contact page of this site. |
