Erin Sparler-Brandberg is an artist and fine-art photographer residing in Pennsylvania. In addition to her fine-art photography and limited edition prints, Erin’s artwork is also licensed.

An active environmental documentary photographer, Sparler’s current emphasis is on multiple exposure and HDR or High Dynamic range photography. Using innovative techniques with internal multiple exposure photographs in combination with High Dynamic Range applications such as PhotoMatrix Pro, Erin is currently developing several collections of work based on the principles of movement and the visual representation of the intangible. Her work uses the interplay of symbols, shapes, color and time to create densely layered, impressionistic images with vibrant colors, surrealistic qualities.

Erin Sparler-Brandberg has had the privilege to learn from such illustrious teachers and artists as the Photoshop expert and digital printing guru John Paul Caponigro. She studied sacred geometry with the illustrious compositional analyst and artist Mark Reynolds and has the honor of claiming friendship and learning from experienced photographs such as Laura Zito, photographer of the Bedowin and Raymond Gehman a 20 year veteran of National Geographic. These wonderful friends and mentors have contributed enormously to Erin’s viewpoint and innovative method of creating art and as such deserve recognition.

Her pieces, Rays of Light and Entwined were featured in Art of the State at the PA State Museum in 2010 and 201 respectively, and Flight of the Clothes Pin has been exhibited both locally in the Susquehanna Art Museum in the Annual Photography as Fine Art Juried Exhibition in 2007. Other works such as Stop to fill up the Tank have been showcased in The Center for Fine Art Photography in CO. Her work has also been shown internationally in the Los Angeles Center for Digital Arts in Los Angeles, CA and in D-ART for the International Conference of Information Visualization, (IV06) and in London, England, and the conference for Computer Graphics, Imaging and Visualization, (CGiV06) in Sydney, Australia.

Erin has over 7 years of formal education in the arts, having obtained a MFA (or Master of Fine Art) from the Academy of Art College in San Francisco and an additional 11 year teaching Digital Arts as a college Professor.