Artists
J. Greg Burgess
Dallas and Amarillo Galleries

A Unique Twilight Over the Canyon
21"w x 36"h
Moab Entrada Bright White Rag Paper

Longhorn Portrait, Fancy
26"w x 36"h
Moab Entrada Bright White Rag Paper

A Burst of Palo Duro Star Power
30.25"w x 37.75"h
Moab Entrada Bright White Rag Paper

A Joyous Morning in the Tetons
8"h X 30"w
Digital / Metal
SOLD

A Peaceful Sanctuary in the Wilderness, Devil's Hall Trail, Pine Springs Canyon
17"w X 11"h
Digital / Metal

Backlighting on Maple Leaves, McKittrick Canyon
14"w X 20"h
Digital / Metal

Evening Serenity in the Tetons
16"w X16"h
Digital / Metal

Late Afternoon Reflections from the Freeman Ranch
12"h X 24"w
Digital / Metal

Light Rainshower and Windmill in the Sunset
48"w x 28"h
Photography

Mountain Stream in the Smokies
11"w X 17"h
Digital / Metal

Pastel Evening Light Over the Canyon
38"w x 24"h
Photography

Spanish Skirts of Palo Dura Canyon
28"w x 38"h
Photography

Sunrise from Newfound Gap Overlook
16"h X 36"w
Digital / Metal

The Lighthouse at Sunset
32"w x 38"h
Photography

The Spell of the Area, El Capitan from the southern boulder field, GMNP
16"h X 30"w
Digital / Metal

The Wonder and Majesty of the Tetons
16"h X 30"w
Digital / Metal

Tongues of Fire - Canyon Maple Ablaze, McKittrick Canyon
14"w X 20"h
Digital / Metal

Canyon Maple and Stone, McKittrick Canyon
20"w X 30"h
35MM Film / Metal
SOLD

Soft Reflective Light Over the Canyon
38"w x 28"h
Photography
SOLD

Spanish Skirts and Cirrus Clouds
53"w x 38"h
Photography
SOLD

The Oldtimer vs a Group of Rowdy Youngsters
28"w x 16"h
Photography
SOLD

The Tongue of Fire Over the Canyon
28"w x 38"h
Photography
SOLD

The Lighthouse and Juniper Trees
53"w x 38"h
Photography
SOLD

Fire in the Sky
24"w x 18"h
Photography
SOLD

A Capped Hoodoo
36"w x 48"h
Digital / Metal
SOLD
Photography, for me, is the perfect medium for the expression my artistic vision. Through the utilization of light, shadow, color, line, form, mood and element, this vision is one that I continually work to develop and refine. I enjoy looking for artistic composition in the simple as well as the complex, the actual and the abstract, the expansive and the intimate. Photography is a medium that is wholly compatible with my primary desire to experience, explore and share the beauty of the created World. Being an avid outdoors enthusiast, who relishes the opportunity to interact with nature and wilderness, photography enables me to go out often in search of natural subjects to uplift, refresh and inspire my spirit. By doing so, I find that our Heavenly Father – the ultimate artist – has provided infinite subjects to be marveled by. These amazing and inspiring subjects, many fleeting, are always active out there whether or not any human eye happens to be present to witness them.
This being the case, I most often work in the natural Landscape, but also truly enjoy photographing wildlife as well as interesting historical objects and locations. Being a banker by profession, photography provides me with an ability to gain release from the frenzied pace and stresses of the working world, as well as the ability to express and share my inner vision through this engagement with the natural world.
Greg Burgess has been a community banker in Amarillo for over 34 years. He is the Chief Credit Officer of FirstCapital Bank of Texas, N.A. with offices located in Amarillo, Lubbock, Midland and Horseshoe Bay, Texas. He also serves on several local and regional boards which include: Director of First Bancshares of Texas, Inc.; board member of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce; the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce Governmental Affairs Council; the Texas Tech University Rawls College of Business Administration Advisory Council; the Texas Tech University School of Banking Advisory Council; Chairman of the Boys & Girls Club of Amarillo and Canyon; and member of Westminster Presbyterian Church of Amarillo. Greg graduated with a BBA in Finance from Texas Tech University in 1980. He and his wife Sherry have two adult daughters, Jennifer and Sheridan Burgess.