Phil Marty Art Collections
Shop for artwork from Phil Marty based on themed collections. Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Artwork by Phil Marty
Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Serengeti Sunrise by Phil Marty

Looking for Breakfast by Phil Marty

Hanging On by Phil Marty

Seaside Delights by Phil Marty

Sky Show by Phil Marty

Just Before Dawn by Phil Marty

Neck and Neck by Phil Marty

Hoodoo Heaven I by Phil Marty

Tree Graveyard by Phil Marty

Deserted in the Desert by Phil Marty

Azores Artistry I by Phil Marty

Perseverance by Phil Marty

What Is It? by Phil Marty

Top of the Morning by Phil Marty

Lion Around by Phil Marty

Keys Sunset by Phil Marty

Getting Buggy by Phil Marty

Seashore Idyll by Phil Marty

Trees a Crowd by Phil Marty

Aurora Artistry by Phil Marty

Green Tornado by Phil Marty

Aurora Art by Phil Marty

Reflections II by Phil Marty

Azores Artistry II by Phil Marty
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About Phil Marty
I picked up a film camera when I was in my early teens and have put it down only once - In 2003 when I replaced it with a digital camera.
Nature photography has been my passion from the beginning, but my portfolio has expanded over the years to include travel, street photography and blues music. As a travel journalist, now retired from the Chicago Tribune but still trekking on a freelance basis, I have photographed in more than 60 countries on all seven continents. I admit to a love affair with the American West and Southwest and now live in the red-rock country of southwest Utah. But, Antarctica without question, is the most amazing place I've ever photographed.
Having spent a fair amount of pleasant times under darkroom safelights, sniffing fixer, I nonetheless have become a digital darkroom junkie.
In some instances my photography also has been transitioning from a more literal interpretation to a sometimes abstract or Impressionistic viewpoint. To accomplish this I use a variety of special lenses and techniques and also heavily manipulate some of my images in Photoshop for a more painterly feel.