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Terrell Lester was born in 1948, in Lincoln, Nebraska. He moved to Orlando, Florida in 1959. Terrell worked as a land surveyor and environmental engineering designer until devoting full-time to photography in 1985. For several years his works were displayed at exhibits throughout Florida. He received many awards for his photographs and they were widely collected. Terrell moved to Rochester, NY, in 1985 so that he could further his photographic work and artistic studies. That same year he made his first trip to Maine where he began to realize the potential of its landscape and light as themes for his work. He moved to Maine in 1987 to dedicate as much time as possible to this unique subject. |
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His first book, "Maine: The Seasons" was published by Knopf/Random House in 2001. It contains 125 images of his Maine photographs with essays by Pulitzer Prize winning authors Richard Ford and Richard Russo as well as Anne Beattie and Elizabeth Strout. Terrell makes all of his own fine art archival prints to last for centuries and to insure the final print is his own unique artistic creation. To find out how you can be the proud owner of Terrell's photographs, contact us, To see a price list, click here. |
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Currently
Terrell's work is represented by many fine art galleries throughout
the United States and in major museum, corporate and private collections.