John Douglas Art Collections
Shop for artwork from John Douglas 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 John Douglas
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.
Unconquered by John Douglas
Seminole Fire - Unconquered by John Douglas
Westcott Gateway Arch - FSU by John Douglas
FSU College of Law by John Douglas
Island Cross by John Douglas
12th Avenue by John Douglas
FSU Westcott Building by John Douglas
Jean Lafitte's by John Douglas
Westcott Lights by John Douglas
Honfleur Harbor by John Douglas
Westcott by John Douglas
Saint Mark's Lighthouse by John Douglas
Lighthouse at Sunset by John Douglas
Autumn Blue Ridge by John Douglas
In Repose by John Douglas
Oak Alley by John Douglas
Wild Palm 2 by John Douglas
Wild Palm 5 by John Douglas
Manatee Springs by John Douglas
Arles by John Douglas
Grand Tetons by John Douglas
Open Range by John Douglas
Night Player by John Douglas
Secret Garden by John Douglas
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About John Douglas
John Douglas is an award-winning photographer and digital artist. He is a member of the Digital Artists' Guild of The Florida State University Museum of Fine Arts Artists' League. John is a native Floridian, born in Fort Myers. He moved to Tallahassee to attend Florida State University where he earned a Bachelors and a Masters degree. He has called the Tallahassee area home for over 30 years.
Many of the photo images within these galleries were captured by John in his home area of Florida and South Georgia as well as from other travels in the United States, Mexico, and Europe. John continues to add to the collection and periodically shows at gallery exhibits and art shows in the southeastern United States. For more information about exhibits, go to http://www.PicturesPlus-Art.com, Shows and Exhibits page.
John has long had an interest in the visual arts, particularly impressionist painters of the 19th century. Like most people he took photographs of family and friends, but increasingly began looking at pleasing scenes that could be photographed for enjoyment and decor. In 1997, when John wanted to broaden his technical skills by learning website programming, he needed a subject. Friends suggested that he use his photography. Developing a website around photography expanded John’s interest in photography and digital imagery technology.
Today, John has turned that interest into a portfolio of artistic works that not only features traditional photography, but includes digital fine art imagery and scanography. A scene or image captured with a camera or scanner can be modified by using light and color in various ways to create a unique impression. As well as on Fine Art America and his website, PicturesPlus-Art.com, John's works can be found at art festivals and galleries around the southeastern United States. He goes nowhere without a camera.