"The San Miguel de Allende Flow (Cuadrante) - Limited Edition of 35" Photograph

Matthew Welch is a Los Angeles based photographer who has resided variously in New York, London and Sweden. When not roaming the world taking landscape and travel photos and shooting Flows, he has shot advertising campaigns for clients like Kodak and . He began his photographic career in the late 80’s shooting concert photos for various indie bands like Jawbox and Fugazi and also SPIN Magazine. He worked with Kodak in the mid 90s, and was an early pioneer launching digital photography with Kodak, back when advanced digital cameras were 1 megapixel. He studied photography and psychology and has degrees from Harvard and Georgetown. While at Georgetown, he was a teaching assistant to Dr. Dave Carter, and worked with Professor Carter to develop the Psychology & Photography curriculum. This study of the psychological aspects of photography influences his work to this day. Matthew rides a '76 BMW R90/6 and has been known to enjoy a little tequila every now and then...Given a choice, he'd rather be on a dusty road with his camera and his motorcycle, sleeping under the stars, ready to shoot a Flow. Matthew's book of Flows, Just Another Day, was published in 9 languages and, at almost 40,000 copies, the first edition was one of the most widely read photo books in the world when it was published in 2012. He is currently working on the second edition. In addition to Flows, Matthew is also known for his MEGAs - large format, super high-resolution photos. Some of the images are in excess of two gigapixels (2000 megapixels, or two billion pixels), roughly 80 times the resolution of a standard photo, and as such they can be printed 50 feet wide and remain tack sharp (click here to see how we’re able to do it). Of course, not everyone needs a 50ft wide photo. The good news is the images just get sharper and sharper the smaller they are printed. At standard living-room sizes, their sharpness and clarity is almost unbelievable.