Biography
Keith Cuddeback is a passionate landscape and nature photographer who has dedicated his life to capturing the breathtaking beauty of the American West. From his Sprinter camper van, he travels to remote locations, where he finds serenity in nature and transforms it into stunning visual art.
His journey in photography began in the 1970s when he immersed himself in the works of Edward Weston, Galen Rowell and Ansel Adams. These early influences shaped his understanding of the craft, guiding him toward a style that emphasizes both the grandeur and subtlety of the landscape. He further honed his skills under the guideance of renowned photographers William Neill, Lewis Kemper, Gary Crabbe and the late Jeff Nixon, each contributing to his evolving perspective.
Keith offers rotating limited release prints, allowing collectors to own a piece of his artistry. He also offers personal shoots and portfolio reviews, welcoming photographers of all levels to explore their potential and refine their craft. His approachable demeanor and genuine love for photography create a welcoming atmosphere for those looking to learn and grow. Through his lens, Keith invites you to reconnect with the natural world, cherishing its serene beauty one photograph at a time.