Announcement    My name is Ed Anderson living in the quaint village of Apopka, FL.; a bedroom community of Orlando, FL.
Centuries ago the indigenous folks, with a humorous glint in their eyes, named our little settlement which means “Place of the Potato Eaters.” There are many citrus groves & nurseries including a mushroom factory supported by our huge cattle industry, but zero potato patches...go figure.

Despite the lack of potatoes, my passion lies in creating fine art photographs that capture the beauty of our world in unique & one-of-a-kind ways. Little did I know that this pursuit would lead me on an ambitious adventure filled with laughter, determination, a touch of absurdity, and a little pain.

My mentors advise that pictures are only half of the excitement associated with digital art and a good story completes the magic of the transformation. So I spend a little time researching the history of my subjects in order to provide stimulating and little known facts. Some of my customers will even print these stories and attach them to the back of their prints.

Many of these photographs are digitally processed to simulate the look and feel of classical oil paintings like those of Renoir that remind one of French Impressionism. These exhibit characteristics commonly associated with Old Masters' Paintings, such as rich and vibrant colors, pronounced brushwork, and a textured surface that characterizes canvas weave. They exhibit a unique and artistic interpretation of reality, blurring the boundaries between traditional painting and digital photography, and providing a visually compelling fusion of two different art forms.