Playground of The Gods

The Crab

Abandoned in The Clay

Peaceful Rest

The Conversation

Letting Off Steam


ABOUT THE ARTIST

Nicholas A. Price is an international and acclaimed Master fine art photographer, sculptor and painter.

Originally from England, Nicholas Price lives and works in the USA. He has a reputation as a major contributor to the visual arts in Southern Nevada and in the United States and his work is collected in more than 35 countries having created major art projects both in the private and public domain including comissions by Fortune 100 Companies. His work is also included in the Library of Congress.

Nicholas Price's archives include more than 40,000 photographic images.

Choosing only to work in traditional methods, Nicholas shoots predominantly in traditional black and white film, with a small proportion of select works in color.

He does not digitally manipulate any of his work and every photograph is handprinted by Nicholas Price to produce priceless, artistic and professional quality work.

His most personal work includes intimate and candid portraits of our nations military personnel, street photography and natural studies of the Western United States.

Nicholas Price has also been featured in the following media: Fox News, Sarasota Magazine, USA Today, Boston Globe, Unique Homes Magazine; FlyPast Magazine; Black & White Magazine, LVRJ and the Las Vegas Sun.


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Taking you a little over 60 miles from the world's largest adult playground, within this place there is so much more.

The spiritual energy of the past and present in rocks untouched for eons and laid down 150 million years ago. In this mass of color, texture and character, there are faces and creatures that can tell a story or two.

The tests of time have taken their toll on these fragile images, and if you are a fan of Intelligent Design rather than a Darwinian, you could take heed in this, the Playground of the Gods.

Here those experiments were conducted prior to completing the finished articles. These forms of man, woman and beast, those bodily shapes tested here, larger than life - and all you saw was a mass of rock.

Well, here I will show you a little more in the Playground of the Gods..............

© 2005- 2007 Nicholas A. Price. All Rights Reserved


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About the Collection

Internationally acclaimed fine art photographer Nicholas A. Price takes us on another of his unique photographic journeys, this time into his perspective of where all of the ideas of life as we know it began - in the Playground of the Gods, based in The Valley of Fire in the State of Nevada.

From the 2,500 photographs taken, this journey shows the natural sites and scenes never seen before in such a unique place as this andthrough the lense and humor of the artist, further challenges the long debate between Darwin and Intelligent Design theorists.

The exhibition of 30-40 traditionally hand printed photographs has been created not only in Price's trademark black and white film but we are also treated to the beautiful sky and landscapes in Kodachrome color.


- "The images are simply breathtaking."-

- "But the real sustenance of the gods is served up in the imagery of Price, with a series of Valley of Fire shots that, while plenty playful, poignantly emphasizes the divine strength of these ancient rocks. Indeed, gazing at these photos is a spiritual occurrence you don't often get in your average art gallery."-

JARRET KEENE, Art Critic, City Life

Article: Godland - Photographer Nicholas Price divines the Valley of Fire

   

Aging

Eagle

Eons Of Consideration

Framing The Face of Man

Ghostly

Hewn from The Earth

Man In The Moon

Onlooker

Sleeping Giants

The Baby

The Fish and The Crocodile

The Foundation of Mankind

The Gorilla

The Pain of Evolving

The Philosopher

The Struggle Between Man and Beast

The Three Angry Faces

Watching and Forever Waiting

 

Copyright © 2000-2009 Nicholas A Price. All rights reserved. Reproduction in part or whole without written permission is strictly prohibited. All images and text © Nicholas A. Price and The Nicholas Price Family Trust 2000-2009