National Gallery of Fine Art Laguna — Attraction in Laguna Beach

FIERCE BEAUTY, ALASKA, 2015

Michael Melford

This eagle was found on the ground, unable to fly. Due to the presence of metal seen by x-ray, the eagle was thought to be the victim of a gunshot. He resides at the Alaska Raptor Center in Sitka.

Steve Winter

was steeped in photography almost from birth. At the age of seven, his father, who was a member of the local camera club in Fort Wayne, Indiana, gave him an Instamatic camera. Soon, father and son were winning prizes in the annual Kodak snapshot contest. But it was seeing the work of the great photojournalists of National Geographic and LIFEmagazines that made him dream of being a...

Fantastic gallery! I was invited to attend a social event at this gallery. It was a boutique art galley with many eye catching pictures. For someone who loves traveling the world and animals, i certainly appreciate their vibrant pictures of the animals and catching the spectacular moment of the natures. People who work here are extremely friendly and nice. They chatted with me and showed me the art. They spent time to introduce the pictures to me, even tho they know I can’t afford to buy one…just yet. :) I highly recommend this art gallery if you are in Laguna Beach and want to add some beautiful pictures for...

Some beautiful photography but on display is a image of two chained up Jaguars in a boat. Why would an organization focused on conservation display an image of the exploitation of the natural world without a word of protest? The photograph did no justice to the various messages the organization is trying to promote. The staff was also extremely rude and only educated patrons that appeared wealthy enough to purchase photography. Overall a disgrace and disservice to the National Geographic...