At first he worked as a graphic designer and illustrator.
Soon however, he discovered large format photography,
which later proved to be his main direction as a visual artist.

In Yosemite National Park, in the summer of 1976
Per Volquartz met Ansel Adams and Morley Baer, who together
with the painter, Lorser Feitelsohn were to inspire him, forming his unique
background in creative photography.
(During the years at Art Center in Los Angeles Per Volquartz had studied
under Lorser Feitelsohn, the master of modern American hard edge painting.)

This was to become a turning point in his photographic career.
During the next decade and a half he accepted a variety
of commercial assignments from many fortune 500 companies.
He became known for his unique photographic point of view,
and as a master printer.

These images are the results of a commercial assignment in industrial photography.
Images were photographed on location or in the studio.

All images are for sale as 8.5 X 11 Platinum prints.
A special selection is available as 16 X 20 silver gelatin prints.
All prints are processed to archival standards, signed and numbered.
For further information, please contact PhotoArts