Colin Winterbottom's photographs of the urban landscape are romantic and haunting, dramatic and serene. His photographs are born of a heightened sensitivity to place, and especially to the emotional impact on the observer of man's constructed environments.

Gothic Resilience

Wash Post Editor's Pick / Gallery Event of the Week!

Washington National Cathedral, Wisconsin and Massachusetts Ave., NW, Washington DC
Observation Gallery, 7th Floor of the West Towers

This exhibition looked great at Long View gallery as reviewed in the Washington Post here.

This exhibition previews an ongoing collaboration between Colin Winterbottom and the National Cathedral.  With rare access to the Cathedral's heights and depths, Winterbottom is making dynamic photographs of areas recovering from the 2011 earthquake as well as spaces whose powerful beauty remains unshaken.  Preview the exhibit in this gallery.

Elegant Corrosion / DC favorites

The Hill Center, Old Naval Hospital, 921 Pennsylvania Ave, SE Washington DC
Up now through June 22, 2013

Elegant Corrosion is a series vibrant, saturated  macro photographs of rust & corrosion, but only the most beautiful sort...  This is Winterbottom's first series in color, but the focus on highly-textured details is similar to his architectural studies.  See this gallery for a sampling.  On display will be a mix of high-gloss prints on aluminum and framed prints on paper. 

NEWS: Washington Post Magazine feature

The August 12 edition of the Post Magazine included a photograph Colin took while on commission for Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc.  One photograph is featured in the August 12 printed edition and several more are featured in a Post online gallery here.

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