About Me…
I am a photographer in Humboldt County on California’s far North Coast. MindscapeFX is my business name, but I am just me. I’ve been photographing since the mid-1980’s, and I began showing my work in the late 1980’s. I currently sell my images locally and over the internet. I love most shooting artistic photographs in the dark of night, including time-lapse, as well as creating interesting, usually surreal, digital photomontages with my photos. I will also do the odd commercial shoot (the odder the better) and other projects. I have collected awards locally and regionally for my photographic artwork.
I contribute a weekly photo story called “North Coast Night Light” for the northern California online publication North Coast Journal, and for Redheaded Blackbelt and the Anderson Valley Advertiser, where it is called “Night Light of the North Coast.” Plus a few print and other publications.
Since 2008 I have taught Photoshop at College of the Redwoods in Eureka, CA in the Digital Media Department, and sometimes in the Art Department.
Perhaps my images and stories will help to enlighten those who have never seen the wonders all around us, and reacquaint those who might have forgotten and gotten absorbed in the race and lost their place in the mundane.
Prints and Inquiries
If you would like to purchase a print you may from within the galleries. Prints are shipped directly to you. Here is my Metal Print Price List.
To license an image, or have me make or photograph something for you, or otherwise contact me, let’s please start with the contact form on the Contact page.
Instagram: @david_wilson_mfx
Facebook: facebook.com/DavidWilsonMFX
![Annotated version showing three neighboring planets and a couple notable stars. The Core of our galaxy is the more detailed area of the Milky Way low on the horizon. [Note: This map can lead the aliens directly to us, so be responsible.]](https://mindscapefx.com/wp-content/gallery/inland-from-the-north-coast/C-2019-03-17_Kneeland-MilkyWay-morning_20-21_Annotated-1500px.jpg "Annotated version showing three neighboring planets and a couple notable stars. The Core of our galaxy is the more detailed area of the Milky Way low on the horizon. [Note: This map can lead the aliens directly to us, so be responsible.]")
