Albert DaValle, Photographer

"I enjoy color photography.  However, on many images, color gets in the way by providing almost too much information which results in a kind of sensory overload,” says DaValle.  This explains his evolution towards simpler, more monochromatic and even B&W imagery.  “My best images are the simplest ones, very stark, moody, and with little to detract from the main subject.  I often like to use a slight duotone tint with my black and white images.  I feel this adds a bit of mood.  I will also sometimes add a slight softening to selective areas of the landscape to create even more atmosphere.”

DaValle's show will feature his "Textures of Acadia" Collection