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Fine Art Photography by Daniel Burykin

“The photograph is not a capture of what is—it is a glimpse of what the moment dares us to imagine.”

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Black and white photograph showing a full moon rising behind grey cottonwood trees with full foliage against a black sky at Presque Isle, with stark tonal contrasts reminiscent of Ansel Adams' work.

Ghost of Winter

Nothing Gold & Purple Stays

Black and white photograph showing a full moon rising behind grey cottonwood trees with full foliage against a black sky at Presque Isle, with stark tonal contrasts reminiscent of Ansel Adams' work.

Archery Sunrise

Speck in the Roar

Black and white photograph showing a full moon rising behind grey cottonwood trees with full foliage against a black sky at Presque Isle, with stark tonal contrasts reminiscent of Ansel Adams' work.

Moonrise, Presque Isle

Presque Isle, Erie, PA. Perry Monument in moonlight. Moon is peaking through a fast moving clouds.

Behind the lens

"I’m driven not just by light but equally by the story each photograph holds."
—Daniel Burykin

Seeing the Unseen

"Photography is an art of observation. It has little to do with the things you see and everything to do with the way you see them."
-Elliott Erwitt

Performance of Vision

The negative is the score, and the print the performance.
—Ansel Adams

April 7, 2025

6

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Legacy, Inspiration, and the Photographer’s Journey

Nadia V. Volchansky

March 29, 2025

5

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Fine Art in the Age of Content Creation

My promises to you

Timeless Craft

Raw Beauty

Personal Touch

Eternal Moments

The artist’s favorites

Black and white photograph showing a full moon rising behind grey cottonwood trees with full foliage against a black sky at Presque Isle, with stark tonal contrasts reminiscent of Ansel Adams' work.

Letchworth Gold

Walk in the Clouds

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