Black and white fine art photographer

BIO & CONTACT

Rosella Mosteller works outdoors with a camera to bring archival pigmented images into your space, love, and care. Her intent is to take photos that hopefully spark your wonder of nature and ignite a sense of possibilities.

Encouraged by secondary teachers who purchased and awarded her creations; she carries those same passions for community and art forward.

Mosteller brought organizational skills, creative acumen, leadership, and contacts to a board with similar and additional strengths. Together they successfully built a community arts center in Whitefish, Montana.

It brings her joy to share artistic knowledge and inquiries with others. A formal arts education, creative writing, and scholarships aided her to land into a docent team for several Museums. Further she organized a Cultural and Art History club where members continue to support the visual arts.

Permanent collections, in the Glacier Art Museum, Kalispell, Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area, Wyoming, the Codex Foundation, and Montana Museum of Art & Culture’s stewardship at the University of Montana, Missoula, are graced by Mosteller’s visual perceptions.