PRESS
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Moonrise, Death Valley: The Beginning of a Photographic Journey
Elements Magazine
Olaf Sztaba, Editor
September 2025
Elements Magazine features Jonathan Knight’s Moonrise, Death Valley, an image made during his earliest exploration of fine-art landscape photography. The photograph represents an important turning point in Knight’s practice, introducing the long-exposure techniques and minimalist visual language that would become central to his work.
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Life, Values & Legacy: Our Chat with Jonathan Knight of Denver, Colorado
Voyage Denver
September 2025
VoyageDenver profiles Jonathan Knight and his journey from photojournalism and landscape architecture to his current career as a fine-art landscape photographer. The interview explores how his background in design continues to influence his approach to composition, space, and the emotional experience of landscape.
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Ethereal Waters: Landscapes with Feeling
Professional Photographer's Magazine
Amanda Arnold
August 2025
Professional Photographer’s Magazine features Jonathan Knight’s Waterfalls series in “Ethereal Waters: Landscapes with Feeling,” exploring how long exposure, darkness, and black-and-white photography transform familiar waterfalls into atmospheric studies of emotion and time. The feature examines Knight’s process of photographing waterfalls after sunset and his effort to move beyond documenting a place toward creating photographs that communicate how a landscape feels.
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Meet Jonathan Knight | Fine Art Landscape Photographer
Shoutout Colorado
May 2025
Shoutout Colorado interviews Jonathan Knight about his career, creative philosophy, and approach to fine-art landscape photography. Knight discusses his attraction to stillness and minimalism, his use of long exposures and black-and-white imagery, and his unconventional journey from photojournalism and landscape architecture back to photography.
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Jonathan Knight’s Minimalist Landscapes Explore Time and Place
Visual Flood
Leandro Lima
April 2025
Visual Flood features Jonathan Knight’s minimalist landscape photography, highlighting his use of long exposure, negative space, and restrained compositions. His photographs reduce landscapes to essential elements—water, mountains, horizons, and light—creating contemplative images that explore time, memory, and the emotional experience of place.
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Ethereal Waterfalls Cascade Across Darkened Landscapes
Colossal Magazine
Grace Ebert
August 2025
Colossal Magazine explores Jonathan Knight’s Waterfalls series, a collection of atmospheric black-and-white photographs made across the American West. Working approximately 45 minutes after sunset, Knight uses long exposures to transform cascading water into luminous, ghostlike forms, emphasizing negative space, mist, and the shape of the waterfall itself.
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Ethereal Waters: Landscapes with Feeling
Nikon Poland / Szeroki Kadr
December 2024
Nikon Poland’s Szeroki Kadr features Knight’s Waterfalls series and explores the creative process and inspiration behind the work. The feature highlights his approach to photographing waterfalls after dark, using long exposures and minimalist compositions to investigate water, light, atmosphere, and time.
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Jonathan Knight Featured in the Minimalist Photography Awards Annual Book
Minimalism Magazine
May 2024
Minimalism Magazine features Jonathan Knight among the photographers selected for the Minimalist Photography Awards Annual Book 2023. The publication recognizes Knight’s work within contemporary minimalist photography and highlights his distinctive approach to reducing landscapes to essential forms, tones, and compositions.
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Everything All at Once: In Conversation with Photographer Jonathan Knight
Studio Como
Vanessa Kauffman Zimmerly
July 2022
Studio Como sits down with Jonathan Knight for an in-depth conversation about his unconventional path from photojournalism and design to fine-art photography. The interview explores his relationship with landscape, the role of long exposure in his work, and his interest in photographs that capture the passage of time rather than a single instant.