Location: United States
Harry has had an interest in photography from a young age, using a Kodak brownie camera to record his
first photographs at age 8 and learning darkroom techniques during college. He has studied with master
black and white photographers Bruce Barnbaum, Jay Dusard, and Don Kirby. He has had 3 solo exhibits
and more than 7 two person exhibitions in Washington State, and his work is included in numerous
commercial and private collections in the US and Japan. Harry has also co-taught photographic workshops
throughout the Western US, and his work is included in gallery permanent collections in La Conner WA
and has affiliation with galleries in Port Townsend WA.
Goldstrom’s camera of choice is a 4x5 Linhof and still prefers doing his work using traditional film
processing and printing. Additional information may be found at his website: harrygoldstrom.com
This photographic collection presents several different perspectives of geologic history.
Silver Gelatin print, 16" 20", 1993
Silver Gelatin Print, 16" x 20", 2000
Silver Gelatin Print, 16" x 20", 1998
Silver Gelatin Print, 16" x 20", 2000
Silver Gelatin Print, 16" x 20", 1998
Silver Gelatin Print, 2015, 24" x 17"
Silver Gelatin Print, 1993, 7" x 9"
Silver Gelatin Print, 1998, 16" x 20"
The following images depict nature's majestic tree forms.
Silver Gelatin Print, 1998, 20" x 24"
Silver Gelatin Print, 1993, 10" x 12"
Silver Gelatin Print, 1995, 16" x 20"
Silver Gelatin Print, 1993, 16" x 20"
Silver Gelatin Print, 2009, 16" x 16"
Silver Gelatin Print, 1993, 16" 20"
Silver Gelatin Print, 1996, 16" x 20"
Silver Gelatin Print, 2000, 14" x 14"
Silver Gelatin Print, 2003, 16" x 20"
“Solitary Boulder”
“Triangle”
“Sentinel”
“Orogeny and Erosion”
“Canyon Waves”
“Volcanic Cathedral”
“Sandstone Waves”
“Precarious Perch”
“Enchanted Forest”
“Contours and Seven Trees”
“Colonnade”
“Forest Monarch”
“Singed Forest”
“Snags”
“Beckoning Forest”
“Aspen Trunks”
“Morning Drizzle”
