November 5, 2011  •  A brand new Multimedia DVD-ROM: Photo Synthesis, by Huntington Witherill, has just been released and is currently available exclusively through the web site.

The PDF based DVD (compatible with both Mac and PC computers) contains over ninety images from the Photo Synthesis series, plus two separate interviews with the photographer (a 1-hour audio interview conducted by LensWork editor: Brroks Jensen, and the other, a transcribed interview conducted by CPA Board President: Jim Kasson) together with a featured half-hour HD video presentation titled: "Photo Synthesis: Genesis of a Working Process". And finally, the complete Photo Synthesis book (in pdf format) is also included.

The Photo Synthesis DVD is compatible with both Mac and PC Computers and is available on this web site for only $24. For more details and ordering, please click the following link:

Photo Synthesis DVD-ROM

June 11, 2011  •  The "Videos" page link (under the Resources link within the main navigation bar) has a new name. The new name is "Multimedia" and the newly naemd link simply replaces the old "Videos" page link. This change was made to accommodate the addition of audio content to the "Videos" page. The site's video content has not changed. However, with the recent posting of an audio interview of Witherill, conducted by Scott Sheppard for RangefinderRadio.com, the "Videos" page has now become more of a Multimedia page, and thus the name change.

To listen to a recently posted March, 2011 inteview of Witherill, conducted by Scott Sheppard, please visit the Multimedia Index page via the link provided below. A direct link to the interview itself is located at the bottom of that page. In the interview, Witherill talks about his early development as a photographer and offers some insights into maintaining his ongoing passion for the photographic medium. The interview is approximately 35 minutes in length.

Multimedia Index

Newly Available Book: Photo Synthesis

November 20, 2010  •  "Photo Synthesis presents the viewer with an imaginative series of photographic images of botanical subjects that have been digitally transformed into a feast of primordial landscapes, fantasy-based illusions, and altered perceptions."

I am very pleased to announce the recent completion of my latest book: Photo Synthesis. Available directly through the website, the new 120 page hard bound volume contains over 85 full-color reproductions taken from the photographic series: Photo Synthesis. Also included is a 16-page working process description together with several “before” and “after” examples. The book itself is sized at 9.5" x 12.25" and priced at $60.00.

To view sample pages and find out more about this newly available book click the link below:

Photo Synthesis Book

April 5, 2011  •  Don’t miss the current print offerings on the Introductory Print Specials page.

For a limited time only, 11"x14"” prints of the two newly introduced pigment ink print editions shown above are available for only $140 each. That’s over 50% below the retail price and free shipping is included.

The color image shown on the left is titled: Wolves (diorama) CO, 2010 (c), and is one of the latest additions to the series: Inanimate Animals. The black and white image shown on the right is titled: Muley Point #2, UT, 2010. Both of these newly introduced editions were taken during a recent cross-country trip made this past fall.

For additional information, orders, and/or to view the current IPS offerings in more detail, click the following link:

Introductory Print Specials

New Video Featured: Marc Silber Interview of Witherill

December 1, 2010  •  Marc Silber, of www.silberstudios.tv, has recently produced a video interview with Huntington Witherill. That interview is now accessible via the Video Index page of this web site.

In the ten-minute inteview, Witherill talks about maintaining his ongoing passion for the medium and offers some tips for improving your photography. Sponsored by SanDisk Corporation, Silber has conducted numerous video interviews with a wide array of photographic artists and practicioners.

To view the newly posted video click the link below:

Marc Silber Interview