Christine Triebert is an award-winning photographer working in fine art and landscape imagery. She is three-time recipient of a Golden Light Award including the 2003 award for her photographs of the Irish landscape. In recent years her work has been exhibited at the New York Photography Show, Art Expo New York, the Provincetown Art Museum on Cape Cod, and in numerous galleries and shows. Many of her images have been published and sold internationally by Graphique de France in the form of prints, posters, notecards, and calendars.

Prior to establishing herself as a fine art photographer, Chris had a 17-year career as a graphic designer. She served as the senior graphic designer at Boston University from 1986-90, and after moving to Vermont, as a partner in Triebert Ross Design whose clients included Dartmouth College, University of Vermont, Putney School, Amherst College, and Penn State University among many others.

Since 1977 Chris has devoted herself full-time to fine art photography. Her background in design is evident in her thoughtfully composed, custom-toned, timeless imagery. Many of her original prints are held in private, public, and corporate collections including The University of Chicago Art Museum, Fidelity Investment Corporation, Fleet National Bank, and the estate of Robert Montgomery Scott of the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Working in a combination of traditional photography and digital printmaking, Christine Triebert’s images are printed archivally in pigmented inks on fine art, rag papers. Each print is titled, numbered and initialed on the front; signed and dated on the back. All printing is done by the photographer in her Vermont studio.

Parish Hill Bridge
pigmented ink print

Kayakers
pigmented ink print

Two Trees
pigmented ink print

Summer Sunrise
pigmented ink print

River Reeds
pigmented ink print

Covered Bridge, West River
pigmented ink print