Jongas Fine Art Photography

09/13/2026

Colorless Emotions- new release. Black and white photography. Prints available upto 120inches. Free US shipping. Order from the website

09/11/2026

Walk into any apartment building lobby in San Francisco. Look through the glass doors. You’ll see the same thing in almost every one: a large abstract canvas. Colorful. Saying nothing. Then ask an AI image generator for “abstract art, warm tones, large format.” Thirty seconds later you have something identical.

Abstract art started as the most radical disruption in the history of painting. It ended up at Ross for $35.

We just published an honest look at what happened — the history of abstract art, why the trend has become desensitized and overused, where it still works when done right, and why fine art landscape photography is part of the correction that’s coming.

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Abstract art started as a revolution. Now it fills hotel lobbies and Ross stores for $35. Is abstract art overrated — and is fine art photography the correction?

09/10/2026

Perfect Storm - fine art print by Eddie Jongas. https://www.jongasfineartphotography.com/photography/perfect-storm/

09/09/2026

The most expensive fine art photography print ever sold went for $12.4 million. The most expensive painting? $450 million — and nobody knows where it is now.

We broke down the 10 most expensive artworks ever sold at auction — the full stories behind the prices, the famous artists, and what made each one worth that kind of money.

Spoiler: it’s never just about the painting.

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From a $450M da Vinci that vanished to a bullet through Marilyn's forehead — the complete stories behind the ten most expensive artworks ever sold in history.

09/07/2026

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09/05/2026

The Mona Lisa. The Night Watch. Hokusai’s Great Wave. Michelangelo’s David. The Ardabil Carpet.

These are examples of traditional art — and understanding them tells you something important about how all visual art, including photography, came to be what it is today.

We just published a full guide covering every major category: famous oil paintings, classical frescoes, Renaissance sculpture, traditional printmaking, and folk textiles and ceramics — with the story behind each one. Plus a section on how photography’s arrival in 1839 disrupted the entire classical tradition and created modern art.

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From the Mona Lisa to Japanese Ukiyo-e prints — the most famous examples of traditional art across painting, sculpture, folk craft, and printmaking. Fully explained.

09/04/2026

Museum grade fine art photography prints by Jongas. Explore art collections at www.jongasfineartphotography.com/collections

08/31/2026

Artsy. Saatchi. Christie’s. Art Basel. Cruise ships. Instagram DMs. There are more ways to buy art in 2026 than at any point in history — and more ways to overpay.

We just published a complete guide covering every major channel: online platforms by tier, what auction houses actually cost after buyer’s premium, art fairs from affordable to blue-chip, cruise ship auctions and what you need to know before bidding, Great Big Canvas vs. real limited-edition fine art, and why buying direct from the artist is almost always the smartest move.

Where to buy art in 2026 — from Artsy and Big Great Canvas to auction houses, art fairs, cruise ships, and buying direct from the artist. The complete honest guide.

08/29/2026

Newest work- panorama print - "Journey Into Pink" by Jongas fine art phography. available to order from the website:
https://www.jongasfineartphotography.com/photography/journey-into-pink/

08/25/2026

He photographs oil fields, open-pit mines, and shipbreaking yards from a helicopter — and makes them look like abstract paintings.

Then you realize what you're looking at.

Edward Burtynsky is one of the most important photographers alive. His work is in MoMA, the Tate Modern, and the Guggenheim. His prints sell for up to $350,000. And he started with a borrowed camera at age eleven in a GM factory town in Ontario.

Full profile on the blog:

Edward Burtynsky photographs oil fields, mines, and shipyards from above and makes them look like paintings. Here's the full story of photography's most unsettling genius.