Fred Miller grew up in Williamsburg and spent his youth exploring and playing in the historic area. His earliest experiences in photography were taking pictures in Williamsburg’s historic area and then developing them in his family’s darkroom. These early experiences gave him a strong appreciation of both architecture and its photography.
Miller worked in professional photography for twenty five years and created scenic photographs almost as a hobby. His scenic views of Williamsburg are in many personal and corporate collections around the Mid-Atlantic States. His newer work has taken a different format and what he calls “a fresh look.”
These digital original prints are captured by a digital camera then worked over in the digital darkroom to alter the images and create a highly personal interpretation of the scenes depicted. Printed on fine art paper in short editions they have been described as “printerly” and probably reveal Miller’s frustrated printmaker side.
Girl at the Market
16 ½ X 20”
$150 unframed
$250 Framed
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Puros Habaneros
16 X 22”
$150 Unframed
$250 framed
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Old Glory
17 X 11”
$120 unframed
$175 framed
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Split Rail & Clapboard
17 X 11”
$120 unframed
$175 framed
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Blue Star
17 X 11”
$120 unframed
$175 framed
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Saint Mary’s Chapel
10 X 16”
$110 unframed
$160 framed
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Amy’s Flowers
11 X 17”
$120 unframed
$175 framed
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Deco in Carytown
10 X 16”
$110 unframed
$160 framed
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Market Produce
11 X 13”
$110 unframed
$160 framed
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Burning CD
10 X 15”
$110 unframed
$160 framed
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Bistro on Prince George
16 X 9”
$110 unframed
$160 framed
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Ruby’s
13 X 6 ½”
$100 unframed
$135 framed
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Snowy Magazine
16 1/2 X 4”
$75 unframed
$110 framed
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Frosty Morn at Chowning’s
7 ½ X 10”
$80 unframed
$120 framed
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Mary Dickinson Shop
8 X 13”
$100 unframed
$135 framed
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Pumpkins
at the Market
12 X 8”
$100 unframed
$135 framed
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Rancho Church, Taos
11 ½ X 17”
$120 unframed
$175 framed
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Tulip Garden
8 ¾ X 14”
$110 unframed
$160 framed
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Fourth of July
11 ¼ X 20”
$120 unframed
$175 framed
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