biography

Beth Wold

Beth Wold is a fine art photographer whose work centers on the beauty of wild places and wild things. Working primarily in black and white, she creates images that emphasize restraint, atmosphere, and form—inviting prolonged looking rather than immediate spectacle.

Her photographs explore moments of stillness within vast or elemental landscapes, using light, line, and negative space to shape emotional presence as much as visual clarity. Rooted in both wildlife photography and formal fine art practice, her work balances observation with intention, distilling complexity into composed, minimal frames.

Wold holds an MFA from the University of North Dakota. Her work has been collected and exhibited internationally, with pieces held in private collections across six continents. She continues to develop cohesive bodies of work that examine solitude, scale, and the human impulse to find meaning within the natural world.

PRINT QUALITY & EDITIONS
All fine art prints are produced on museum-grade materials using archival inks.
Limited editions include a signed, numbered certificate of authenticity.

I work with interior designers and art consultants on residential, commercial, and hospitality projects.
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press

Three Windows, Black and White Magazine, June 2023, Issue 160

"Photographing Wild Animals Without Hurting Them” - Article on Shuttershock.com 

Four of my photographs were included in:  The Custom Art Collection - Art for the Contemporary Home: A Collection of Frameable, Original Prints from Top Artists Paperback – November 18, 2013 by Jamin Mills 

Article on the Shutterstock.com website about my work: Capturing the Essence of Endangered Animals with Beth Wold 

Featured artist on Artist A Day 

Named North Dakota Artist of the Year by TOSCA Magazine 

Article on ArtsPartnership Recap: Beth Wold At The Spirit Room