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.

Fall Open Studio

1829 14th St., NW, Below Vastu
Saturday, November 6, 12:00 pm - 6:00 pm; and
Sunday, November 7, 12 - 4:30 pm
Please come visit me in my studio during the bi-annual open studio weekend in association with DC's Mid-City Artists. I will be among more than a dozen DC artists opening their studios that weekend. Visit the Mid City Artist web site for details.  I look forward to meeting you there.

News: Archives Book Features Many WInterbottom photographs

National Archives Building's 75th Anniversary guide book
Compiled by the Foundation for the National Archives, this new book features about one-dozen photographs Colin took during the restoration of the gorgeous Archives Pediments; you can see some of this work here.  Hot off the presses, the book is available online at the Archives online store, in their gift shop, and soon at architecture-related stores in the DC area.

News: Profile in The Hill Rag

November 2009 Hill Rag
Washington DC's "Hill Rag" features a profile of Colin in the Monthly "Art and the City" column.  Pick up a copy on Capitol Hill this month, or see a pdf here.

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