🏔️ PARK CITY PHOTOGRAPHY LLC — Est. 2003

Award-Winning Landscape & Wildlife Photography

Park City & The American West

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Welcome!

My name is David Winegar, owner of Park City Photography.

As a Utah native, I've spent nearly three decades photographing the landscapes and wildlife of Park City and the American West.

Since founding Park City Photography in 2003, my photographic art has been featured in Park City's premier interior design showrooms, recognized with state and international awards, and selected for juried museum exhibitions. I am honored to bring that same museum-quality artwork into your home.

Award-winning photographs deserve an equally exceptional presentation. Identical to those exhibited in museums, I offer my work as large-format Chromogenic Silver Prints presented beneath museum acrylic—a traditional silver-halide process now rarely practiced. Each photograph is individually laser-exposed onto FujiFlex® photographic paper, hand-developed using traditional RA-4 wet chemistry, then fused to museum acrylic. The result is extraordinary depth, luminosity, and a remarkable sense of three-dimensionality found only in a true silver photograph. I also offer ChromaLuxe® aluminum metal prints, exhibition canvas wraps, and archival loose prints.

I also offer ChromaLuxe® aluminum metal prints, exhibition canvas wraps, and archival loose prints on the world's finest fine art papers.

Beginning in 2025, I transitioned to a direct artist-to-client model. Rather than asking you to visit a gallery, I bring the gallery to you. Together we'll evaluate finishes, materials, lighting, color palette, and scale to ensure your artwork meets your vision. I personally guide every step, from consultation through professional installation.

The following selections highlight the range of my work and the recognition it has recently received. Simply click on the underlined image titles to view each photograph.

Two photographs received prestigious recognition in 2026. Snowstorm Sheet Music earned an International Bronze Medal in the Professional Photographers of America's International Photographic Competition (IPC) for its portrayal of starlings clinging to snow-covered branches during a winter storm.

A second image, Balancing Act, features an ancient pinyon pine perched on the edge of a cliff in Canyonlands National Park. This large-format Chromogenic Silver Print presented beneath museum acrylic was selected for the Springville Museum of Art's 102nd Annual Spring Salon. Founded in 1922, the Spring Salon has exhibited artists including Norman Rockwell, Georgia O'Keeffe, Walt Disney, and Edward Hopper, making it one of America's longest-running and most prestigious juried exhibitions.

If you're a Park City resident, I invite you to explore Park City Wildlife, featuring three decades of local foxes, coyotes, bobcats, moose, elk, ospreys, owls, and eagles. Highlights include the fall landscape Robs Trail – Vista and Robs Trail – Baby Moose, a local favorite. If you enjoy birds, please visit Wildlife: Birds.

If you visit the Swaner EcoCenter in Park City's Kimball Junction, look for my Leap of Faith on the south wall. Capturing a red fox launching from McLeod Creek with dinner for her hungry pups, it earned First Place in Wildlife at the Art Wolfe International Photography Competition.

A few times each year, I head into the high country, climbing local peaks in search of mountain goats. During the first big snowstorm last fall, I photographed Sovereign of the Storm, a rare image captured during a winter blizzard. My mountain goat photographs are featured in the latest edition of Falcon Guides' Hiking Utah's High Uintas.

I have a deep love for American Wild Mustangs. If you love wild horses, please visit my Wildlife: Wild Mustangs ‍gallery with images of Utah and Colorado mustangs.

Who doesn't love Park City's iconic McPolin Barn? For more than three decades, I've returned to this beloved landmark, especially on quiet nights beneath the moon and stars. Full Moon Rising over McPolin Barn, McPolin Milky Way, and McPolin Starry Starry Nightcapture the timeless beauty of one of Park City's most cherished places.

Every photograph in these galleries was created by me with a camera in the field. If authenticity in photography matters to you, I invite you to visit Transparency.

If you'd like to explore photography recognized by museums, curators, and international juries, I invite you to consider my work. For more, please visit The Creative Act.

David Winegar
Park City Photography LLC
📞 (435) 640-5123 text or call

Email: Photomojo@comcast.net

2026 Kimball Arts Festival

Booth F628

Interested in a private viewing of a piece before the festival, or would you like to reserve a specific size or finish?

Please reach out to:

Email: Photomojo@comcast.net

August 7-9, 2026

Art As Visual Metaphors of Life - Examples

Maybe something you have lived or loved.

First Snow on Fall Leaves

The season's first snowstorm arrives overnight, and dawn unveils brilliant gold and crimson leaves lightly dusted with fresh snow. For just a few hours, autumn and winter share the landscape, creating a quiet reminder of natures rhythms and the passage of time.

Snowstorm Sheet Music

As a winter gust front sweeps across the landscape in Wanship, Utah. This forces a flock of starlings takes refuge in a tree. They face into the storm as snow and ice pelt their tiny bodies, holding on with quiet resilience. Holding strong, their courage, faith, and endurance, storms we face will eventually pass.

When the Leaves Are Gone

At first light in East Canyon, an overnight windstorm has stripped the aspens bare, their fallen leaves carpeting the forest floor. Delicate bronze branches reach skyward like intricate lace, marking another chapter of natures transition from autumn to winter.

Credentials & Recognition

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

Museum Juried Artist - Springville Museum of Art, Spring Salon
100th Annual Exhibition (2024) —“When The Leaves Are Gone” East Canyon, Utah
101st Annual Exhibition (2025) —”First Snow on Fall Leaves” - La Sal Range” Moab, Utah
102nd Annual Exhibition (2026) —”Balancing Act” Canyonlands N.P.

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:

2007 — Leap of Faith — First Place, Wildlife, Art Wolfe International Photographic Competition

2016 — Better and Better — First Place, Street/People, International Masters Color Awards

2022 — Full Moon Rising Over McPolin Barn — Honorable Mention, Black & White Spider Awards

2026 — Snowstorm Sheet Music — Bronze Medal, Professional Photographers of America International Photographic Competition

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)
Member: Intermountain Professional Photographers of America since 2003
Graduate, New York Institute of Photography (2015)

Clients

The Colony · Victory Ranch · Hideout · Glenwild. Sky-ridge at Jordanelle . Ranch Place · Sun Peak · Silver Springs · Jeremy Ranch · Old Town · Prospector · Pinebrook · Silver Creek · Tuhaye · The Canyons · Deer Valley

Wasatch Back
Kamas · Oakley · Peoa . Midway . Heber City

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

Likewise, I discovered a beautiful stand of aspens on the north face of East Canyon near Park City. Overnight, autumn winds stripped the trees bare. I returned the following morning at sunrise, when warm bronze light revealed the intricate lacework of their branches, creating When The Leaves Are Gone.