Stephanie Salter Art Collections
Shop for artwork from Stephanie Salter based on themed collections. Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Artwork by Stephanie Salter
Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Salton Sea Pelicans by Stephanie Salter

Handsome Coyote by Stephanie Salter

Stone Cabins of Mission Creek by Stephanie Salter

Mosaic Canyon by Stephanie Salter

Mount Whitney by Stephanie Salter

Starfish at Low Tide by Stephanie Salter

Terraces at Mammoth Hot Springs by Stephanie Salter

Sidewinder Rattlesnake by Stephanie Salter

Common Buckeye by Stephanie Salter

Antique Mack by Stephanie Salter

Monitor-Belmont Flotation Mill Ruins 1 by Stephanie Salter

Sierra Rein Orchid and Monkshood by Stephanie Salter

Flight After the Storm by Stephanie Salter

Cerro Gordo Mining Camp by Stephanie Salter

Canyon Tree Frog by Stephanie Salter

Crested Caracara by Stephanie Salter

Charcoal Kilns by Stephanie Salter

Dragonfly on Jointgrass by Stephanie Salter

Hoodoo Lovers by Stephanie Salter

Flame Skimmer by Stephanie Salter

Desert Spiny Lizard by Stephanie Salter

Bald Egle by Stephanie Salter

Bombay Beach by Stephanie Salter

Salton Sea Dead Tilapia by Stephanie Salter
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About Stephanie Salter
Since retiring from ICU/Open Heart nursing, I have become more involved in our photography business, Digital Images, which I manage with my husband, David a biologist. We share a love of photography and all the travel and excitement of finding that “special” photo. We now spend our time photographing the grandeur of the Southwest. Our old jeep takes us to remote places where nature has been less disturbed by human interaction. Our lives are filled with art shows and volunteering at the Desert Art Center in Palm Springs, CA. where our photography can be seen daily My work includes prints on canvas, metal, and paper which can be seen at the Southwest Art Festival in Indio California in January and the 49ers Encampment at Furnace Creek in Death Valley in November.
In order to preserve the environment, we must educate both children and adults concerning the beauty and potential that the great outdoors provides. We need the open spaces for fun, relaxation, reflection, and inspiration. It is through photography then, that I hope to maximize the environmental importance of the Southwest.