Montana Photo Art
Brenda Corbin and Roy Jacobson have owned and operated Montana Photo Art for over 12 years. They have traveled the country photographing landscapes, portraits and many other subjects. All of their prints are silver gelatin, fiber based "traditional" prints.
Their photographs are exhibition quality and are printed by The Art of Fine Printing owned by Brenda.
Roy Jacobson
Roy Jacobson grew up in northwest Wisconsin and discovered his love of photography at an early age walking the forests and canoeing the many streams in that area.
He started making photographs with his grandmother’s old Kodak 120 box-camera in high school and moved on to using 35mm cameras while working for the U. S. National Park Service. His career with the park service took him to many parts of the United States and Mexico where he discovered his love of history and photographing the interesting people inhabiting these magnificent places.
Over the past decade he has been concentrating his photographic efforts on making portraits of the Native American cattlemen, Indian rodeo riders, and barbers. These images portray the enormous pride these people have in their culture and work.
Roy works as a freelance photographer using 6x7 Mamiya and vintage 4x5 Graflex "Crown Graphic" cameras with 7 inch pan flash and #25 flash bulbs. He divides his time between Kalispell, Montana and throughout the Sonoran Desert region of Arizona and Mexico.
Brenda Corbin and Roy Jacobson have owned and operated Montana Photo Art for over 12 years. They have traveled the country photographing landscapes, portraits and many other subjects. All of their prints are silver gelatin, fiber based "traditional" prints.
Their photographs are exhibition quality and are printed by The Art of Fine Printing owned by Brenda.
Roy Jacobson
Roy Jacobson grew up in northwest Wisconsin and discovered his love of photography at an early age walking the forests and canoeing the many streams in that area.
He started making photographs with his grandmother’s old Kodak 120 box-camera in high school and moved on to using 35mm cameras while working for the U. S. National Park Service. His career with the park service took him to many parts of the United States and Mexico where he discovered his love of history and photographing the interesting people inhabiting these magnificent places.
Over the past decade he has been concentrating his photographic efforts on making portraits of the Native American cattlemen, Indian rodeo riders, and barbers. These images portray the enormous pride these people have in their culture and work.
Roy works as a freelance photographer using 6x7 Mamiya and vintage 4x5 Graflex "Crown Graphic" cameras with 7 inch pan flash and #25 flash bulbs. He divides his time between Kalispell, Montana and throughout the Sonoran Desert region of Arizona and Mexico.
Brenda Corbin
Brenda Corbin was born and raised on the east coast and first came to Montana in 1988 from Colorado, where she was working for internationally renowned photographer, Kurt Markus, who returned home to Montana.
Additionally Brenda has printed for many prominent photographers including Horace Bristol, Graciela Iturbide and Jeff Bridges. Her prints have appeared in many well known magazines such as Esquire, Vogue, Rolling Stone, Men’s Journal and others.
Brenda fell in love with the majestic mountains and rolling plains of northwest Montana and particularly Glacier National Park and decided to make Montana her home.
Brenda Corbin was born and raised on the east coast and first came to Montana in 1988 from Colorado, where she was working for internationally renowned photographer, Kurt Markus, who returned home to Montana.
Additionally Brenda has printed for many prominent photographers including Horace Bristol, Graciela Iturbide and Jeff Bridges. Her prints have appeared in many well known magazines such as Esquire, Vogue, Rolling Stone, Men’s Journal and others.
Brenda fell in love with the majestic mountains and rolling plains of northwest Montana and particularly Glacier National Park and decided to make Montana her home.
