Michael Sweet
Fine Art Photography on Metal
Larger Images are available upon Request
Monica and Michael Sweet expressed themselves as a team. They spent their days working at what they truly love: photography. In touch with the beauty of Maui and the Hawaiian Islands, they capture the spirit of the moment. Their style consists of vivid works, bright colors, and intimate perspectives of our beautiful paradise.
Michael Sweet
Fine Art Photography on Metal
11" h x 14" w
$250
Michael Sweet
Fine Art Photography on Metal
18" h x 32" w
$695
Michael Sweet
Fine Art Photography on Metal
13" h x 20" w
$350
Michael Sweet
Fine Art Photography on Metal
16" h x 20" w
$395
Michael Sweet
Fine Art Photography on Metal
16"" h x 24"" w
$475
Michael Sweet
Fine Art Photography on Metal
18" h x 24" w
$550
Michael Sweet
Fine Art Photography on Metal
20" h x 25" w
$595
Michael Sweet
Fine Art Photography on Metal
24" h x 30" w
$850
Michael Sweet
Fine Art Photography on Metal
30" h x 40" w
$1,400
Michael Sweet
Fine Art Photography on Metal
20" h x 30" w
$695
Michael Sweet
Fine Art Photography on Metal
12" h x 18" w
$300
Michael Sweet
Fine Art Photography on Metal
10" h x 20" w
$300
Michael Sweet
Fine Art Photography on Metal
8" h x 10" w
$150
Michael Sweet
Fine Art Photography on Metal
16" h x 20" w
$395
Michael Sweet
Fine Art Photography on Metal
12" h x 24" w
$395
Michael Sweet
Fine Art Photography on Metal
20" h x 30" w
$695
Michael Sweet
Fine Art Photography on Metal
30" h x 40" w
$1,400
Michael Sweet
Fine Art Photography on Metal
20" h x 30" w
$695
The Beautiful Immensity
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Partners in life and in art, Michael and Monica Sweet were granted a decade or so of time for their collaboration. With that gift, they defined what is finest about Maui and Hawai'i through their bold photography.
To get their images, they always went to the depths and extremities. To fix those images, they pursued disciplined techniques of development. They started as self-trained youngsters fired up with love and enthusiasm, National Geographic purchased their work. So did Islands Magazine, The United Nation's environmental programs, World Wildlife Foundation, not to mention hundreds of corporate clients. Their photographic prints hang in Hawaii's best galleries.
And Their work continues with Michael. But we have lost Monica, much too soon, to cancer.
What can be said? This, at least: their six year-old son is getting ready to make the Sweet Studio a family tradition.
Thank you, mahalo nui, of course, for the gracious beauty of your gifts, Monica. The work continues and perpetuates that spirit. The splendor of natural creation is unstoppable!