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Rebecca Higgins Art Collections

Shop for artwork from Rebecca Higgins based on themed collections. Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Artwork by Rebecca Higgins

Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

About Rebecca Higgins

Rebecca Higgins At an early age growing up in the mountains of eastern Kentucky, I was fascinated with photography but was never able to explore its possibilities with the little instamatic camera that I had.

It really wasn't until 1994 as I prepared to go overseas as a volunteer with a Christian educational team in Russia that I invested in my first film SLR camera just days before leaving. Having no formal photography training, I taught myself how to use it by trial and error (lots of it!). The best thing I had going for me was that I had learned some basic principles of art composition back in my Fine Arts class in college and as editor of my college yearbook. Over several years of working professionally as an editor with Christian publications, I had developed an eye for photos I liked. Having a quality camera and lens meant that I could finally capture 'slice of life' moments and the ever-changing scenes of the world around me.

I am still very much in the process of learning, but my change to a digital SLR camera has given me the freedom to experiment and to explore the part of the country where I have lived and traveled over the last few years--primarily in central and eastern Kentucky, the Smoky Mountains, and along the Blue Ridge Parkway. I have reveled in those moments of stopping to capture the beauty the Creator has designed for our enjoyment.

While I am not a professionally trained photographer by any means, God has used the art form to help me to see the world through new eyes . . . to observe beauty in the ordinary . . . to stop to appreciate and capture moments that in our busyness we too often ignore or simply fail to see. Photography has allowed me to see things from a different perspective and in doing so has afforded me with treasured moments of peace. However, it's not the photography that has done it, but the intentionality of keeping my eyes open to observe the world the Father has created and to bask in His grace and care. It has prodded me to hike woodland trails, to sit in quiet on mountain ridges and beside the ripples of creeks, to appreciate the delicate beauty of a butterfly's wings, to savor the warm glow of a sunset, to watch the morning fog lift off of the river. And whispered through those moments I have tried to capture has been the reminder: 'Be still, and know that I am God' (Psalm 46:10a).

I have learned over the years that the images captured in those moments that have become personal keepsakes for me of God's creative hand and His expressions of peace and grace are meant to be shared for others' enjoyment and inspiration as well.