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Her collections feature only limited-edition prints, with each piece numbered and signed, preserving its exclusivity and value. The prints are presented using the finest materials—including acrylic, canvas, and archival fine art paper—and many include Italian-made floating frames. These choices ensure durability, elegance, and timelessness, whether displayed in a luxury residence, boutique hotel, or executive office.
McGunagle’s work is also prominently recognized in the art world. Her recent accolades include the Photographer of the Year award by The Golden Camera Award and the Silver Camera Award for Wildlife & Birdlife Photography in 2025. Her work has been featured at major exhibitions including ArtExpo New York, Red Dot Miami, and the Cornell Art Museum in Delray Beach.
A centerpiece of McGunagle’s 2025 initiatives is her new digital publication, The Art of Conservation Photography, a visually striking and content-rich eBook that explores the philosophy, practice, and purpose of her work. Through behind-the-lens stories, collectors and enthusiasts can discover the real-world journeys that inspire her pieces—from tracking elephants in Botswana to capturing the quiet grace of birds in Florida wetlands.
The eBook is more than a look into her craft—it’s a window into the environmental ethos that underpins it. It outlines how fine art photography can serve as a vehicle for environmental awareness, offering tips on curating nature-inspired interiors while spotlighting exclusive pieces from her conservation collections.
Collectors can download the eBook directly via her website. It includes practical insights for selecting art that resonates emotionally and visually, making it a vital tool for interior designers, collectors, and art lovers who wish to bring the wild into their homes with intention and elegance.
As part of her continued engagement with the art community, McGunagle’s work will be featured in Mirror, Mirror: Celebrating Women in the Arts, a curated exhibit at the Cornell Art Museum. Her piece “Nurturing Resilience” will be on display through June 22, 2025. The opening reception is scheduled for Sunday, April 13, 2025, from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM at the Artists Studio & Gallery at 222 South US Highway 1, Tequesta, Florida.
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In addition to her gallery and exhibition presence, several of McGunagle’s works, including “Coastal Morning” and “Epic Dawn,” are currently on display at the Village Hall in Royal Palm Beach, FL, as part of the Art in Public Places initiative. This public engagement further reflects her mission to make fine art photography accessible while amplifying nature’s message in everyday spaces.
Through every image and interaction, Doreen McGunagle offers more than just photography—she offers a narrative, a mission, and an invitation to see the world anew. Her unique blend of conservation storytelling, artistic mastery, and client-focused curation sets her apart in a crowded art landscape.
To explore her collections, schedule a private tour, or download The Art of Conservation Photography, visit www.doreenmcgunagle.com.
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