Michael Berman is a fine art and assignment marine photographer with twenty five years of experience photographing for nautical art collectors, boat builders, marine equipment manufacturers and sailing and motor boating magazines. He lives on the Olympic Peninsula near Port Townsend, Washington.

This web site features three portfolios of Michael Berman’s nautical photography and marine photography. The first portfolio showcases his fine art, black and white photographs of classic wooden schooners, sailing ships and yachts. These photographs are inspired by the historic sailing images of Rosenfeld and Beken of Cowes but are photographed in Michael’s contemporary style and printed using archival digital techniques.

The second portfolio is a series of large scale panoramic photographs of the Atlantic Ocean titled Open Ocean that were made during a sailing trip from Gran Canaria to St. Lucia. These images are “landscapes” of the sea that visually explore the vast wilderness of the open ocean, away from the obvious influences and threats of man, and examine the concept of place in an “landscape” without permanent features.

The third portfolio showcases Michael’s color commercial marine photography: helicopter aerials, boat to boat running shots and interior photographs of sailboats, motor yachts and sport fishing boats.

Call or e-mail to inquire about purchasing prints and click the news link to learn about Michael Berman’s exhibit schedule.

All photographs on this web site are copyright protected and may not be copied or reproduced without permission.
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Michael Berman Photography . 3460 Larson Lake Road . Port Ludlow, WA . 98365
360.732.0693 mjberman55@embarqmail.com

Michael Berman Photography Fine Art and Assignment Marine and Nautical Photography
OPEN OCEAN: A Voyage Across the Atlantic exhibit at the Center for Wooden Boats reviewed by the Seattle Times.

Michael Upchurch, the Seattle Times arts critic, wrote a wonderful review of my solo show Open Ocean: A Voyage Across the Atlantic that was published in the Times on December 23rd. If you haven't seen the show it is at the Center for Wooden Boats on South Lake Union and will be up until January 28th. A link to the review is on the news page.