Bella Tellaro | Tellero, Liguria, Italy

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Bella Tellaro

Tellero, Liguria, Italy

Photo © copyright by Jim Nilsen.

About Jim

Jim has won numerous awards for his compelling travel & landscape photographs. He began pursuing his interest in professional photography during his years fishing commercially in Alaska while also obtaining a degree in Photography from Spokane Falls Community College in Spokane, WA.

For the past 30 years, Jim has specialized in fine art travel and landscape photography.

Aside from making great photos and leading photography tours to his favorite locations, Jim also loves the intricacies of the post-production process and all its endless possibilities. Jim is also a passionate skier and hiker. Jim & Magrit reside in the lovely town of Edmonds, just north of Seattle.

Fine Art Prints

I create fine art pieces that elevate any space, from homes to offices to private galleries. Each print is produced with the finest gallery-quality materials, bringing the beauty of the world to life in vibrant, timeless form.

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