🏔️ PARK CITY PHOTOGRAPHY LLC — Est. 2003

Award-Winning Landscape & Wildlife Photography

Park City & The American West

Welcome

David Winegar is an award-winning landscape and wildlife photographer, a Utah native based in Park City.

His photographic art is based primarily on traditional photography rooted in documentary-realism. In an age increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence and advanced photographic software, David provides holds fast to traditional methods where the photographer, his skill and technique creates the art (see Transparency for more).

This traditional photography is earned through research, time afield, and a deep familiarity with place and subject—guided by his imagination and pre-visualization. Many images reflect hundreds of miles traveled and hours or multiple days spent studying the landscape and its wildlife, learning the light and recognizing the story.

His work is distinctive, layered with narrative and emotional depth. Many images are accompanied by his written reflections, exploring both the story and his emotional response—what is unfolding and what was felt. Nature and wildlife often serve as metaphors for the human experience, a recurring theme in his work.

These photographs are not merely ofsomething; they are about something—a distinction that aligns with his philosophy. (see The Creative Act for more).

David’s work has been featured in Park City furniture and décor showrooms for over two decades. He now prefers to work directly with clients—at art shows, exhibitions, or by request—to better understand and fulfill their artistic vision. He offers samples of finished works, lighting guidance, and custom mockups.

In addition to creating fine art, David teaches The Art of Photography, offering personalized instruction to help clients advance their craft (see Instruction for more).

Additional insight into his work can be found through radio, television, and news interviews linked at the top of this website.

Upcoming Art Shows

Springville Salon 102 - April 26th - July 3rd, 2026

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57th Annual Kimball Arts Festival

August 7-9, 2026

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Art As Visual Metaphors of Life

Across his landscape and wildlife imagery, themes of resilience, courage, and relationships unfold—woven with the quiet seasonal markers of passing time. The work often resonates deeply, connecting to something personal—something you’ve lived, or something you’ve loved.

Examples - For The Scenes Below

“First Snow on Fall Leaves – La Sal Range” (near Moab, Utah)
At dawn, winter’s first snowfall settles like frosting upon autumn’s fading leaves—a quiet moment suspended between seasons where endings and beginnings coexist, and where one client found a deeply personal connection to the season of life when his children had grown up and were leaving home.

“Snowstorm Sheet Music” (Wanship, Utah)
A winter gust front drives a flock of starlings onto bare limbs, where they turn to face the storm—snow and ice covering their tiny bodies. They cling and sway in the wind, holding fast with quiet resilience, fortitude, and courage, trusting the storm will pass. In much the same way, we endure life’s trials and triumphs—hold fast, and have faith.

“When The Leaves Are Gone” (East Canyon, Utah)
At first light in East Canyon, the season’s first overnight windstorm has stripped the aspens bare, their leaves surrendered to the ground. White trunks and bronze branches like delicate lace reach toward the sky. The leaves blanket the ground. Another chapter in time, as the quiet passage of autumn yields to winter’s embrace.

Art Samples

The Artwork and Its Media

Limited collector editions
Limited collector editions often feature award-winning images, originally released in numbered editions of 500. but now limited to 10, 50, or 100 per image, per medium, as outlined below.

Silver Halide Print (RA-4 Museum Acrylic)

  • Laser exposure onto true silver-halide photographic paper (not inkjet)

  • Rich, luminous color with continuous tonal gradation

  • Handcrafted wet chemical development by skilled technicians

  • Immersive art, bridging modern technology with the finest traditions of darkroom development

Chromaluxe® Aluminum (Dye-Sublimation)

  • Images are heat-infused directly into aluminum panels

  • Exceptional color depth and durability

  • Sleek, contemporary look / Multiple surface texture available

  • Resilient to humid and temperature changes

Exhibition Canvas

  • Exhibition-quality canvas with a refined, painterly texture and appearance

  • A soft, organic aesthetic

  • Ready-to-hang presentation with optional custom framing beyond the wrap (wrap floating in a frame)

  • Accessible fine art format with a warm, timeless feel and lower cost point

Loose Fine-Art Prints

  • Handcrafted inkjet prints produced directly by David dependent on size

  • Archival or traditional papers, each with individual artistic characteristics, to support each scene

  • Loose prints offer maximum flexibility at a lower price point

  • The customer can then frame to match their own decor

Credentials & Recognition

Award-Winning Art
Multiple honors in state, national, and international competitions


Juried Artist - Springville Museum of Art, Spring Salon
100th Annual Exhibition (2024)
101st Annual Exhibition (2025)
102nd Annual Exhibition (2026)

Juried Artist - 57th Annual Kimball Art Festival 2026
Park City, Utah
August 7–9, 2026

Permanent Exhibition: “Leap of Faith”
Swaner Preserve and EcoCenter | Park City
1258 Center Drive
Park City, Utah 84098
United States
Resides on the south wall of the EcoCenter.

International Recognition:
International Photographic Competition — Bronze Medalist (2026) —Snowstorm Sheet Music
Art Wolfe International Photographic Competition — First Place, Wildlife (2007) —Leap of Faith
International Masters Color Awards — First Place, Street/People (2016) —Better and Better

Professional Standing:
Founder, Park City Photography (Est. 2003) - Sole owner and operator
Board Member, Intermountain Professional Photographers Association (IPPA) 2025 & 2026
Member, Professional Photographers of America (PPA)
Graduate, New York Institute of Photography (2015)

Clients

The Colony · Victory Ranch · Hideout · Sky-ridge at Jordanelle . Ranch Place · Sun Peak · Silver Springs · Jeremy Ranch · Old Town · Prospector · Pinebrook · Silver Creek · Tuhaye · The Canyons · Deer Valley · Heber City · Midway . Sun Valley, Idaho, and other homes across America.

Wasatch Back & Utah:
Kamas · Oakley · Peoa

Please enjoy the galleries and thank you for visiting!

David James Winegar


If you would like to connect, please reach out directly or through this site.

📧 photomojo@comcast.net | 📱 435-640-5123

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David has been selected for the Springville Museum of Art’s 102nd Annual Spring Salon—one of the oldest and most prestigious exhibitions in the American West.
To view the work, click on the gallery titled “2026 Springville Museum of Art - Salon 102”

Exhibition Opening
Saturday, April 25, 2026
7:00 PM
Opening Reception: 7:00 – 9:00 PM

On View Through
Saturday, July 3, 2026

Resilience

Snowstorm Sheet Music

Wanship, Utah

International Photographic Competition Bronze Medalist 2026

David is honored to have been selected by the jurors for the prestigious 57th Annual Kimball Arts Festival, taking place August 7–9, 2026, on Historic Main Street in Park City, Utah.

Recognized as one of the nation’s top juried art festivals, the Kimball Arts Festival brings together a highly curated group of artists through a rigorous selection process evaluating originality, technical excellence, and a cohesive body of work.

“As a Park City resident, this opportunity is especially meaningful—to present my work and honor the many clients, neighbors, and friends who have supported me over the years.”
David Winegar

Chapters of Change

First Snow on Fall Leaves
La Sal Range, Utah

Springville Museum Of Art 101

“Leap of Faith”

Permanent exhibition on the south wall of the Swaner EcoCenter, located at Kimball Junction, in Park City, Utah

Transitions in Time

When the Leaves Are Gone
East Canyon, Utah

Springville Museum of Art 100