The Reticent Landscape

A career in photojournalism and an affinity for unlikely locales have shaped Chuck Kimmerle into a unique landscape photographer

By By William Sawalich, Photography By Chuck Kimmerle

Published June 18, 2013
Updated July 1, 2016

For much of his 25-year journey through a few careers—from photojournalist to commercial photographer—Chuck Kimmerle's love of landscape photography simmered quietly on the back burner.

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