Michael Kloth is a Tucson-based fine art photographer with an MFA in Photography from the Academy of Art University and the Certified Professional Photographer designation from the Professional Photographers of America. He is the author of two internationally reviewed books of shelter-animal portraiture, Shelter Cats and Shelter Puppies (Merrell Publishers), which grew out of nearly two decades of volunteer photography for rescue organizations; work he continues today at Pima Animal Care Center and the Humane Society of Southern Arizona. His photographs have been exhibited across the United States and licensed through Getty Images, and his fine art practice spans animal portraiture, infrared photography, and alternate processes including cyanotype and Van Dyke Brown printing.
Additional Artworks
From TMC Health Healing Arts Program
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Ed Warner
Arts Building, Melbourne
digital photography
30 x 20 in
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Bart Marcy
Red Noses, Siem Reap, Cambodia (#3)
digital photography
36 x 36 in
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Bart Marcy
Red Noses, Siem Reap, Cambodia (#2)
digital photography
36 x 36 in
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Bill Steen
Wheat Field with Red Poppies
digital photograph
26.5 x 40 in
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Emily Stern Düwel
The Blue Car
acrylic on gessoed paper
22 x 28 in
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Larry Simkins
Sunrise in the Grand Canyon
digital photography
30 x 20 in
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Wes Jernigan
Western Scrub Jay
hand-pulled color serigraph
22 x 15 in
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David Sanders
Solace
digital photography
40 x 60 in