Larry Vogel

California

Palm Tree Triptych

Classic Black & White

Agave
Arch Rock & Tide Pools (H)
Bare Spruce & El Capitan
Bowed Tree & Bridge, Yosemite**
Branches Over Merced River**
Trees & Fog, Lake Hodges
Leaning White Eucalyptus
Oaks & Fog, Idywild
Oregon Coast, Sunset**

Coastal Series

Oceanside Pier, Shore
Arch Rock, Corona del Mar
Dana Point
Laguna Beach
La Jolla Sunset
La Jolla Tide Pools and Sunset
Tide Pool, Sunset
Sunrise, Shell Beach
Two Boulders, Point Loma, San Diego
Newport Beach Pier

Motion Pictures

Eucalyptus Grouping
Eucalyptus Tree
Eucalyptus Tree
Eucalyptus Tree & Dark Trunk
Rainbow Grasses
Early Spring Grasses
Sunlit Eucalyptus
Among the Greenery
Blackened Trees
Black Forest

Oceano Dunes

Oceano Dunes #5007
Oceano Dunes #5008
Oceano Dunes #5010
Oceano Dunes #5012
Oceano Dunes #5058
Oceano Dunes #5475
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Oceano Dunes #5499
Oceano Dunes #5534

Paris Streets

Carousel, Paris
Chocolat on Rue Leregrattier
Eiffel Tower from Pont Alexandre
Eiffel Tower from Pont de Lena
Eiffel Tower – The Kiss
Well Dressed Man with Baguette
Looking for Dior
La Rotunde at Night
La Maison Ivre
So French

Photographs on Fabric

Twin Palms and Pelicans
Autumn Touches the River

Spectrum Suite

Spectrum Suite #212
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Larry Vogel has been involved in photography for over thirty years and in recent times has started using several mediums to express his creative explorations, including, photography, ceramics, painting and sculpture.

Vogel has exhibited his work since 1979 and has been included in more than fifty exhibitions, including The Ansel Adams Gallery in Yosemite, California, and the Africus, Johannesburg Biennale in 1997.

Larry was awarded a photographic scholarship from The Friends of Photography for the Ansel Adams Photography Workshops in 1983, which Vogel says he was fortunate to be able to attend, as it was the last of the workshops that the renowned photographer, Ansel Adams, was alive to teach.

Larry continues to evolve as a creative artist and has created several bodies of work, some traditional in concept and technique, some experimental and abstract. Vogel continues his artistic evolution as he enters into the digital age.