Hawaii
Landscape & Architecture
Women’s Gallery Synagogue (Sold)
Medium: Selenium toned gelatin silver photograph
Date: 2003/2004
Size: 8x10"
Edition: #1/50
Billowing Clouds Over Bay Bridge
Medium: Toned gelatin silver photograph
Date: 2010
Size: 7 1/2 x 14" and 11x23"
One print of each size
Edition: 100
Date: 2010
Medium: Toned gelatin silver photograph
Size: 8x10", 11x14", 16x20", 20x24"
Edition: 40 inclusive of all sizes
Date: 2010
Medium: Toned Gelatin silver photograph
Size: 10x6"
Edition: This is the only size that is available.
Date: 2011
Medium: Gelatin silver photograph
Size: 8x10", 11x14", 16x20", 20x24"
Edition: 40 inclusive of all sizes
Medium: Gelatin silver photograph
Size: 20x24"
Edition: 50
There are two prints available in this size: #8/50 and #9/50
Date: 2011
Medium: Gelatin silver photograph
Size: 8x10", 11x14", 16x20", 20x24"
Edition: 40 inclusive of all sizes
Date: 2011
Medium: Toned gelatin silver photograph
Size: 8x10", 11x14", 16x20", 20x24"
Edition: 40 Inclusive of all sizes
Medium: Gelatin silver photograph
Size: 11x14"
Edition: 50
Variations exist due to the toning; three different variations exist.
Medium: Gelatin silver photograph
Size: 11x14", 16x20"
Edition: 50 for each size
Variations exist due to toning; one of each size is available
Medium: Gelatin silver photograph
Size: 11x14"
Edition: 50
Just one print/size available: #31/50
Medium: Gelatin silver photograph
Size: 11x14", 16x20"
Edition: 25
There is one photograph of this title available in each size as stated above. The edition has been sold out.
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Medium: Gelatin silver photograph
Size: 8x10", 11x14", 16x20", 20x24"
Edition: 40 inclusive of all sizes printed
BIOGRAPHY
Roman Loranc is a self-taught photographer who began his journey as an artist in the early 1960s when he received a 35mm camera for his first communication. Over time he learned to print and develop on his own and continues to do so. Roman uses a 4×5 Linhof field camera and shoots the majority of his photographs with a 210mm Nikkor lens, using Kodak’s classic Tri-X film, and prints on multigrade fiber paper. Roman shapes the photo from start to finish. The innate drama of the landscapes is reproduced through a variable split-toning (sepia and selenium) technique. The photographer does all the printing, spotting, and archival mounting.
Some photographers believe their strongest work comes from exploring their immediate surroundings. “I think of myself as a regional photographer, but that does not mean that photography cannot be understood beyond the region.”
Loranc shoots most of his pictures within an hour’s drive of his home in California but he is also interested in exploring his ancestral roots in Europe. For this reason he makes occasional photographic forays into Poland and Lithuania.
Roman Loranc has published several books on his photography which are available for sale through the Susan Spiritus Gallery. All of the books are first edition. Please contact the gallery for prices.
“Two Hearted Oak” and “Fractal Dreams”