Richard Greene, Fine Art Photography: Abstract Architectural

This series focuses on the Urban Landscape, exteriors of multiple grouped buildings with minimal surrounding context. I intend to transform stark geometries into abstract surfaces revealing new and unexpected perspectives.

Richard Greene, Fine Art Photography: New York - September, 2018

These photographs were taken during the week of September 25th through September 29th, 2018. I was visiting New York to see my daughter Savannah Greene, an operatic soprano, perform at various venues. She was with me during the times that all of these photos were shot.

Richard Greene, Fine Art Photography: Psychics After Dark

A series about the discovery of palm readers, fortune tellers and psychic shops around L.A. after the sun goes down. In the dark night glow these shops vibrate with life. Their brightly lit storefronts share a language in common, attracting like moths those hopefuls looking for magical answers.

Richard Greene, Fine Art Photography: Salvation Mountain

Salvation Mountain can be found just off Beal Road near California State Route 111. It sits roughly between Niland and East Jesus, a few miles from the Salton Sea. This brilliant ‘outsider’ artwork is made of adobe, straw, and thousands of gallons of lead-free paint.

Richard Greene, Fine Art Photography: Forgotten But Not Gone (in 2 parts)

Part 1 is The Old Atlanta Prison Farm which has been slowly rotting away for the last two and a half decades. Part 2 is Fort Ord, closed in 1994, a former US Army post in the Monterey Bay area on the Pacific coast of California.

Richard Greene, Fine Art Photography: Sunset Past Sunset

The many historied Sunset Blvd. - from Beverly Hills to Downtown L.A. - from the 'Strip' eastward to Echo Park, as it is today, reinterpreted after sundown through my lens.