Welcome to Jongas Fine Art Photography — the online gallery of Eddie Jongas, a modern fine art photographer based in Las Vegas, Nevada. This is where the American West, the world’s great cities, and the natural and built world come together as museum-quality limited edition prints — produced on TruLife acrylic-mounted surfaces and available exclusively through this website.
Every print is signed by Eddie Jongas, numbered within a strict limited edition, and shipped free to all 50 states.
This gallery spans the full range of Eddie Jongas’s work across a decade of travel through 48 states and 15 countries. Landscape photography prints from the rolling wheat fields of the Palouse in Washington, the ancient redwood groves of Humboldt County, and the volcanic slopes of Northern California. City photography from Las Vegas, San Francisco, Seattle, Venice, and New York. Ocean and seascape photography from Big Sur to Morro Bay. Abstract fine art photography drawn from the canyon country of the American Southwest. Tree photography — lone cypress trees, ancient bristlecone pines, forests of aspen in fall color.
This is modern fine art photography without subject limits — the natural world and the built world, captured at the moment when light makes them extraordinary.
Every fine art photography print sold through this website is produced on TruLife acrylic-mounted surfaces — the same museum-grade process used in the world’s finest photography galleries. Your photograph is printed on archival photographic paper and face-mounted behind a sheet of TruLife optical acrylic, which delivers extraordinary color depth, luminous clarity, and up to 50 years of UV protection.
This is not a direct acrylic print — it is a fundamentally different and superior process that produces a depth and richness of color that no canvas or standard print can replicate. Every print arrives ready to hang, with a pre-installed French cleat mounting system on the back.
Every print in this gallery is a signed limited edition. Edition sizes are kept small — most prints are limited to 50 copies per image — and once an edition sells out, it is permanently retired. No reprints. No exceptions.
Every print ships with a Certificate of Authenticity mailed separately. The COA documents the print title, edition number, print surface, size, and Eddie Jongas’s personal signature — confirming your print as an authenticated, numbered original.
All orders ship free within the United States, regardless of size. Large format prints ship in custom protective crating. Standard prints ship in reinforced flat packaging.
For gallery viewings by appointment in Las Vegas, Nevada — contact Eddie Jongas directly.
Every image in this gallery came from somewhere specific — a road driven, a hillside climbed before sunrise, a city explored until the right corner of light appeared. The work spans a decade of travel and more than 700,000 miles, from the Pacific Northwest forests that barely get light through the canopy to the Arizona slot canyons where a single beam of sun turns sandstone into something luminous and impossible.
The prints are made to look extraordinary on a wall. That part is important. But it was never the point.
A print on your wall should be a reminder to go. A reason to put the kids in the car and drive toward something magnificent.
The point — every time, with every image — is to bring you to a stop long enough to remember that the world is genuinely extraordinary. That the real thing, seen with your own eyes, standing in the actual place, is more beautiful than any photograph can capture. A print on your wall should be a reminder to go — something they will remember long after the photograph is forgotten.
That’s what fine art landscape photography prints are for, when they’re working the way they should.
I’m Eddie Jongas. These are the images I brought home. Come see them →
The American West from the Pacific coast to the eastern plains — panoramic landscapes, mountain ranges, and the locations that made the drive worthwhile.
The full catalog of Eddie Jongas’s work — all subjects, all locations, all print surfaces. The widest view of what’s available.
Prints from 16x48 to 40x120 inches. Panoramic photography for large walls, open spaces, and commercial interiors.
Oregon, Washington, the forests of the coast range, the Cascade volcanoes, and the Palouse wheat country.
Las Vegas, San Francisco, Seattle, New York, Venice and beyond — city photography at the hour when urban landscapes become something more.
The Pacific coast from Big Sur to Morro Bay — coastal photography shot in the conditions that most people don’t wait for.
Ancient redwoods, lone cypress trees, Pacific Northwest forests, aspen groves in fall color — tree wall art from across the American West.
Black and white landscape photography in the Ansel Adams tradition — monochrome prints where the absence of color reveals everything.
Canyon walls, desert geometry, and the American Southwest at the moment it stops looking real — famous abstract art in photographic form.
California’s Central Coast and the iconic silhouette of Morro Rock — photographed in more conditions than any other subject.
The city at its most photogenic — the hour when the desert sky and the neon coexist for a few minutes before one of them wins.
Arizona, Utah, New Mexico — canyon country and desert landscapes that look abstract until the scale becomes clear.
Every print sold through this website is produced, signed, and numbered by Eddie Jongas personally. This is not a print-on-demand service. Each order is custom-produced when placed, reviewed for quality before shipping, and documented with a Certificate of Authenticity that confirms your print as a numbered original from a strictly limited edition.
The edition is the edition. When the last copy sells, the image is permanently retired — never reprinted in that surface and size again. Your print is exactly what it says it is.
Questions before ordering? The Fine Art FAQ covers print surfaces, sizes, shipping, installation, and the COA process in detail. Or contact Eddie directly — responses typically within 24 hours.