Mandala-Like Photographs that Celebrate Nature
Dick and Rosanne, DickAndRosanne.com, are a talented husband and wife team, who live in Michigan. They create gorgeous works of art, primarily inspired by their garden. Their unique mandala-like images celebrate nature and combine powerful healing elements of sacred geometry.
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Owls Queuing to Portal, digital photography 72″ x 54″ available in smaller sizes
Their works of art exude balance and harmony achieved from an integration of subtle variations with dramatic contrasts and attention to detail. The patterns and designs of Art Nouveau and Art Deco and their treatment of nature can be found in their work. They explain, “We use these patterns to create borders to complement the main photo, thus making them an integral part of the print.” Having borders eliminates the need for further matting or framing.
Brocade, digital photography, 56″ x 48″ available in smaller sizes
Their award-winning photographs can be found in numerous private collections as well as businesses and healthcare facilities. Their collectors in Ann Arbor, MI include Acupuncture & Chinese Medical Center, Ann Arbor School of Yoga, and Dr. Hughes’s Holistic Wellness Center, among many others.
Dick and Rosanne’s photographic images are available for purchase on metal as well as fine art canvas. Due to the symmetry, many of their pieces can be hung vertically or horizontally, offering more options for the art buyer.
Haven, digital photography, 48″ x 39″, available in smaller sizes.
“Haven” was selected for “Art Inspired by Nature” 2025 Invitational Exhibition presented on our other website The Healing Power of ART & ARTISTS.
Their photographs have also appeared in several exhibitions presented by LightSpaceTime .”Minions” was featured in the 6th “Annual Primary Colors” 2024 Art Exhibition, and “Queen of the Night Abundance” was selected for the 14th “Annual Botanicals” Art Exhibition, 2024. Dick and Rosanne also received 9th Place and Photography Special Recognition for “Moon Valley Clearweed”.
Dick and Rosanne also exhibited in the LightSpaceTime 7th “Patterns” 2023 art exhibit, the “Texture & Forms” Art Exhibit, and the 14th Annual “Abstracts” 2023 Art Exhibition. They also were Nominees in the 2023 9th Edition of Fine Arts Photography Awards.
The King and His Advisors, digital photography, 72″ x 61″, available in smaller sizes
The artists have won many awards and have been featured in several exhibitions. In 2025 one of their photographs was selected for “Love, Peace, Unity & Hope”, commemorating Manhattan Arts International’s 25th Anniversary.
Cedar Angels, digital photography, 47″ x 51″, available in smaller sizes
In our permanent “New Beginnings” Exhibition, presented on this website, they submitted a photograph of Milkweed Flowers and wrote “As nature photographers we closely monitor activities in our garden. Spring always brings the feeling of rebirth as old friends emerge from their winter slumber. Throughout the summer we follow the new beginnings of plants, flowers and their attendant insects. Milkweed flowers are favored by a wide variety of insects but, unfortunately, there are fewer varieties every year. This photo is a pattern of milkweed leaves and buds, about to open to the possibilities of what will come.”
The Reveal, digital photography, 60″ x 50″, available in smaller sizes
Dick and Rosanne explain, “Being immersed in our environment and appreciating colors and patterns in things both large and small, has led us to create sacred geometry mandala-like images of nature. The pattern repetitions function similarly to the meditative and reflective qualities of a mandala. New patterns and details emerge. New stories are told. You are drawn deeper into the image as your mind becomes engaged with patterns. New worlds are revealed in the reality we think we know and understand. A bond with nature is created that can be accessed anytime throughout the year.”
You can also find Dick and Rosanne’s art installed in a business setting in this presentation: “Art Transforms Rooms and Art Transforms Lives”.
Visit Dick and Rosanne’s Website: DickAndRosanne.com
Thank you for featuring Dick and Roseanne, Renee. I thoroughly enjoy the intricacies, method and beauty of their work, and especially knowing that it comes from God‘s Creation, their gardens. I find myself staring at each of their works trying to figure out how they were digitally arranged, but that is where their creativity & Talent are applied so skillfully and creatively. True works of art!
It is a method I have been doing for 25 years but not quite that intricately. It is very inspiring to see. Thanks again for featuring them, Christine Jaksy, Visual Artist, Hospice Chaplain.