Whether it is a dusk lit rock face in Yosemite National Park, barely revealed through a mist of clouds, or an intimate portrait of a colorful New Orleans local, Ken Hubbard's photographs beckon the viewer to look more closely. Beneath the contemplative solitude of these images lies a disciplined sense of composition and technique. It is a vision that Ken has developed through years of experience as a professional photographer.
Ken's extensive background in the field of photography is unique and diverse, but upon joining Tamron USA, Inc. in 2001, Ken turned his lens toward the American landscape as he traveled extensively throughout the United States. Though he had never confined his photography to one genre, it was during this time that he realized the expressive potential and beauty of landscape photography. The results were a consistent output of breathtaking photographs that continually challenged the boundaries of the genre; a snow-covered buffalo staring ominously out of the frame, surreal rock forms in Joshua National Park that appear as if out of a sci-fi film, innumerable variations in light spilling through the depths of Antelope Canyon…Ken had found his calling.
Unique University is now proud to present a series of black and white photographs taken by Ken Hubbard in our very own Unique University Gallery. Preferring to photograph in black in white because of its ability to enhance details, Ken's photographs offer some intimate shots of flowers, as well as a variety of different landscapes. Be sure to check out the collection in the Unique University Gallery on your next visit!
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