Tracy Valleau is a highly accomplished fine art photographer with more than 60 years of experience. With over 70 works featured in permanent collections of museums around the world, such as The Crocker Art Museum, The Triton Museum of Art, and The Montag Foundation, Valleau has made a significant impact on the art world. Valleau started building his first darkroom in 1957 and has since then emerged as an influential force in photography.

Valleau's photographs have appeared in several national magazines, books, and various galleries. Furthermore, he was a past instructor of photography at the graduate school of the Academy of Art University. Valleau is a highly experienced and sought-after figure in photography and often speaks on the subject, reviews portfolios, and teaches. Additionally, Valleau has judged photo contests and is exceedingly knowledgeable in website design and video editing.

Valleau's past clients have included National Geographic, Apple, Sony, Disney, and McGraw-Hill, among others. His specialties lie in photography, video editing, and website design. He has recently edited a film on the color work of Wynn Bullock and designed and hosts the site for The Center for Photographic Art, photography.org.

Valleau has completed a three-month solo show at The Triton Museum of Art in Santa Clara, CA. Check out his website at www.valleau.art to learn more about Valleau's current shows.