Fine art photographer Tiffany Bumgardner, founder of Exposure One Studios, officially launched her first curated online fine art print shop Aug. 1. Known for her emotionally resonant black-and-white equine work and striking natural imagery, Bumgardner’s new shop makes her award-winning photography available to collectors for the first time in museum-grade, archival format.
The debut includes three thematic collections:
Equine Heritage – A visual love letter to the human-horse bond, told through expressive fine art portraiture and quiet observation.
Land & Light – A nature-forward series featuring florals, Appalachian landscapes, Alaskan terrains, and seascapes captured while living aboard a ship—centered around the interplay of light and form.
The Working Herd – A portrait series focused entirely on cattle, primarily in black and white, capturing their individuality, presence, and often-overlooked beauty.
Bumgardner's work has received international recognition, including Honorable Mentions from the Prix de la Photographie Paris, International Photography Awards and ND Awards, in categories ranging from equine and floral to portrait and fine art. She's photographed rodeos in the area and has spent time traveling both close to home and abroad.
“As a photographer I have been fortunate that my work takes me just about everywhere, from the hills of the Ohio valley to Alaska, and exploration of the Atlantic rim," Bumgardner said. "I have been fortunate to create and work with people from all over and this collection will also reflect a few of those travel moments.”
She is also known to do charity work. “One thing that has always mattered is finding a way to be active within the community,” Bumgardner said. “There are many ways to be active beyond taking photos, passing on that knowledge, inspiring others and even capturing a portrait… has helped me build my skills and abilities to allow for the release of this fine art collection. I appreciate being able to be a small part in the community and offer support to not just its first responders and veterans but its artists and creators as well.”
A fine art image featuring a cowExposure One Studios
The gallery images are a continuation of Bumgardner's skill, dedication and love of photographing more than meets the eye.
“These images come from time, presence, and just a little bit of luck—paired with gear mastery and a love of art,” Bumgardner said. “I've always wanted to be an artist, and a camera is my tool of creation.”
Though her subjects range from horses to seascapes to cows, each image shares a distinct emotional clarity—inviting the viewer into a world of stillness, texture, and quiet reverence.
“These images are about seeing a moment, seeing lived-in art, and then being able to confidently capture it so others can see what I see.”
All prints are produced on museum-grade archival paper through a professional fine art fulfillment studio and are available in both limited and open editions.
“This isn't just a shop,” Bumgardner said. “It's a way to share small and powerful moments. It's a way to share my art as I meant for it to be shared—as pieces that live beyond social media and likes. As art that draws the eye and ignites conversation.”
The shop is at www.ExposureOneStudios.com, where collectors and art lovers can browse and purchase directly.
