Jack Hindmarsh

Thanks for visiting my galleries. I emphasize four categories of images: wine/vineyards, seascapes, small town life/Americana, and flowers/leaves, which are in public galleries (and broken into subcategories), and youth sports, which are in private galleries. Remaining images--for the most part, landscapes--also are in public galleries. Most of my pictures are from or around San Luis Obispo (SLO), on the Central California Coast. Some appear in more than one gallery due to overlapping subject matter. My 2007 project is to trace the grape/wine season from blossom to harvest.

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Thanks for visiting my galleries. I emphasize four categories of images: wine/vineyards, seascapes, small town life/Americana, and flowers/leaves, which are in public galleries (and broken into subcategories), and youth sports, which are in private galleries. Remaining images--for the most part, landscapes--also are in public galleries. Most of my pictures are from or around San Luis Obispo (SLO), on the Central California Coast. Some appear in more than one gallery due to overlapping subject matter. My 2007 project is to trace the grape/wine season from blossom to harvest.

Prices shown are for unframed pictures, professionally printed on the paper you select during the checkout process--I recommend Somerset Velvet for most images. There are also framing/matting and canvas options during the checkout process, and the prices for those options are shown as you select them.

Please e-mail me for private youth sports galleries access if you are a parent, coach, team member, or family member/friend of the foregoing. Also, if you are a parent or team member and cannot afford to purchase images, e-mail me, and I will get you free prints confidentially.

A final note: I notice that the colors in some of the images appear washed out because I upload them as .tifs instead of a .jpgs in the sRGB color space, but I think the colors will appear more saturated/vibrant in print. Let me know if you want an e-mailed version that I think will more accurately match the colors in a print.