Synchronistic Anomaly, fine art photograph

As a fine art photographer and architect, George Fellner is committed to a dual life-path involving visual discovery and design, relating to both the natural and built environments. His themes include the natural environment, architecture, and objects of nature. He received a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Virginia Tech and a Master of Architecture degree from the University of Florida. A focus of George’s work, Imaginary Realms, involves the macro photography of stones and crystals. Influenced by the art movements of Impressionism, Abstract Expressionism, Cubism, and Surrealism, along with history, culture, and the sciences, he is engaged in ongoing exploration and discovery, generating unique imagery and insights. George’s work has been exhibited in art galleries and museums, and many of his prints are part of permanent art collections including the New York headquarters for Nature Genetics, Yale School of Medicine, and Jackson Laboratory at the University of Connecticut Health Center.

George has written and published a series of books on photographic themes including the macro photography of stones and crystals, architectural history, and the essence of place and culture in Iceland. He has also been involved with the development of a video series available on YouTube on multiple themes. George regularly presents programs as a speaker at state and regional conferences and to architectural associations, art and photography associations, mineral clubs, and community groups. Presently, George shows his work at Spectrum Gallery in Centerbrook, CT