Works from two artistic photographers, Henthorne and Helen K. Garber, will be featured from tonight through Aug. 31 at the Leica Gallery Los Angeles. Opening reception is July 16.

“Between Worlds” is the latest series of images being released from artist and explorer Henthorne. A four-month long project on the wild cliffs of Northern California that captures the collaboration of Henthorne’s black and white epic exposure Waterscapes combined with the Earthscapes of artist Andres Amador.

Henthorne is an international award-winning artist who works in the medium of high-contrast black and white photography. Influenced primarily by his passion for the oceans of the world, these intersections of ocean and earth provide the backdrop for his minimalistic ethereal visions of cumulative time.

Henthorne currently resides in Florida, but spends many months abroad in his global travels capturing the intersection of ocean and earth. His limited edition photographic artworks are featured in many shows and private collections all over the world.

Garber’s “Undulations” continues with her trademark theme of night urban landscapes taken in cities such as Los Angeles, New York, Paris and Venice, Italy. Her images are exhibited internationally and are in permanent collections of museums, corporate and private collections.

Garber’s work has been published in a number of books and she authored “Venice Beach, California Carnivale” in 2005. Her photo essay about life on Ocean Front Walk became the official commemorative book for the 2005 Venice Centennial.

Garber is a part-time associate professor at Otis College of Art & Design and has taught night photography workshops for Emerging Focus for Photo LA and the Skirball Cultural Center.

Leica Gallery Los Angeles is located at 8783 Beverly Blvd. in West Hollywood. For information, visit www.leicagalleryla.com.