Hello everyone! It’s showtime at the University
of La Verne’s Irene Carlson Gallery of Photography! That’s right, I’ve been
invited to share my Kinetic Ambiguity Project. The gallery is located at the
following:
2237 C Street
La Verne, CA 91750
The gallery is in Miller Hall on the ground
level.
The artist reception
is on Thursday, February 19th, 2026, from 4pm to 6pm. I hope you can make it!
Edward Lance Montgomery wants to share
his creations of manipulated light with you. His passion? Photographic art
rendered with his signature post-production formula, creating unique and
engaging yet still familiar pieces. The image making process is especially
personal for him as he photographs these works in a moving vehicle. This began
for him back in 2003 while he served in the Army during the war, on his last
deployment to Iraq. Being how he couldn’t simply stop his convoy to take
pictures, he would take pictures while on the move – hip shots or “no look”
shots, if you will. Initially, the blurry images were culled from the “good”
ones, but the blur intrigued him. He never stopped experimenting with blurry
images, not even during his undergraduate studies as a studio art major, he
kept this work to himself. The project wouldn’t even get a name until 2013 –
the Kinetic Ambiguity Project. Now, you would be hard pressed to find him doing
anything else.
Edward, an award-winning artist, has
participated in art exhibitions, written art reviews, and curated art shows. He
is a 2014 honors graduate of California State University, San Bernardino with a
BA in studio art (concentration photography) and a minor in business
administration. By way of a 20-year military career, Edward has lived around
the world but has since returned to his home state of California. He currently
lives in the high desert city of Victorville.
(Kinetic Ambiguity Project, Land Series,
Vistas Segment, 126462, “Guardian Squad”, 10/24/2024, Size 30"x45", price
$4,500)
If you are interested in buying a print, send me an Instagram DM @elmp_kap or email me at ELMPhoto.FA@gmail.com. If you live in California, I may be able to deliver the artwork to you personally.
2026 pricing breakdown:
Size 12"x18", for $1,500
Size 20"x30", for $3,000
Size 30"x45", for $4,500
Each work is an
edition of 5 with 2 artist proofs. The prints have a slightly satin, nearly
matte finish, and are printed on enamel coated aluminum using archival
pigmented inks ensuring their longevity and enduring beauty for years to come.
And I have a frame attached to the back of each print to help make print hanging
easy.
Yes, if walls could talk…
One thing I really think they would say
(I'm still talking about walls) is, “hang something inspirational on me like
this artwork”.
If you're interested in buying a print,
send me an Instagram DM @elmp_kap or email me at ELMPhoto.FA@gmail.com. If you
live in California, I may be able to deliver the artwork to you personally.
2026 pricing breakdown:
Size 12"x18", for $1,500
Size 20"x30", for $3,000
Size 30"x45", for $4,500
Each work is an edition of 5 with 2 artist proofs. The prints have a slightly satin, nearly matte finish, and are printed on enamel coated aluminum using archival pigmented inks ensuring their longevity and beauty for years to come. And I have a frame attached to the back of each print to help make print hanging easy.
Yes, I’m still working on blog. I’ve been working on this blog since 2010. I’ve basically been trying to figure out how a blog works. I know, that’s a lot of figuring.
If you're interested in buying a print, send me an Instagram DM @elmp_kap or email me at ELMPhoto.FA@gmail.com. If you live in California, I may be able to deliver the artwork to you personally.
2026 pricing breakdown:
Size 12"x18", for $1,500.00
Size 20"x30", for $3,100.00
Size 30"x45", for $4,600.00
Each work is an edition of 5 with 2 artist proofs. The prints have a slightly satin, nearly matte finish, and are printed on enamel coated aluminum using archival pigmented inks ensuring their longevity and beauty for years to come. And I have a frame attached to the back of each print to help make print hanging easy.
