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Christopher Burkett, a renowned landscape photographer, has been capturing the beauty of the American landscape for over four decades. His work is deeply influenced by his spiritual beliefs and extensive study of various sciences. Burkett uses an 8x10 camera and a unique Cibachrome printing process to create images of exceptional depth and luminosity. Despite the challenges of using discontinued materials, he continues to produce prints that reflect his artistic vision. As his supply of Cibachrome paper dwindles, Burkett is focused on creating a lasting legacy of his work.

What does Burkett mean by wanting to make both the physical and the ethereal accessible through his work?

How does Burkett ensure that his images have depth and luminosity?

In what ways does Burkett's approach to photography differ from digital photography?