Purchase prints by John Spohrer
John's images are all available in two sizes and for two prices. The 22 X 17 inch versions are $100 (plus shipping) and the 19 X 13 inch versions are $50 (plus shipping). Shipping is via USPS unless otherwise specified and will be calculated at the lowest available rate for you, unless you specify a rush order.
You can view and purchase any of our available inventory of prints by John Spohrer directly from his gallery.
- JBS-01 : Tern Bird : Large(22x17)$100 : Small(19X13)$50
- JBS-02 : Blue-eyed Scallops : Large $100 : Small $50
- JBS-03 : Eastpoint Sunrise : Large $100 : Small $50
- JBS-04 : Lightning Whelk : Large $100 : Small $50
- JBS-05 : Loggerhead Hatchling : Large $100 : Small $50
- JBS-06 : Marsh Fire : Large $100 : Small $50
- JBS-07 : Hummingbird on Mimosa : Large $100 : Small $50
- JBS-08 : Tarpon : Large $100 : Small $50
- JBS-BK : (Book) Florida's Forgotten Coast : $75
In addition to his wonderful photographic work, John Spohrer has published a book called "Florida's Forgotten Coast" which is also available from Artemis Gallery. You can read a review of the book here.
With 176 pages and 196 original color photographs, this book is a treasure in itself. A unique combination of anecdotes and original photography, this book takes the reader on an unforgettable visit to the Forgotten Coast area, an area of vast and diverse beauty that is currently being threatened by development and growth. Learning about the area and seeing its beauty through the lens of John Spohrer, the reader gets an idea of how important as well as beautiful the area and its wildlife are.
These are beautiful books. Each one purchased from Artemis Gallery will be signed by the author and shipped at no additional cost. The price is $75 per copy.
127 Commerce Street
Apalachicola, Florida 32320
850 653 2030
About John Spohrer
John is a Louisiana native who was born to be a photographer and writer.
He graduated from Louisiana State University with a degree in Journalism in 1969. He was honorably discharged from the U.S. Army in 1972. He studied creative writing at Florida State University from 1982-1985 under Jerry Stern and Janet Burroway.
John moved to St. George Island in 1980 and now lives with his wife Helen and their three dogs and one turtle on ninety-six acres on the north shore of Round Bay in Franklin County, Florida. Their land is dedicated to wildlife assistance and conservation. The family is a financial supporter of The Franklin County Humane Society and St. Joe Wildlife Rescue and urges your consideration of these two special organizations.
