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Laura Moul Closes Out Gallery 610’s Exhibition Year

Last Updated 12/4/2025

RenewAll is proud to wrap up this year’s solo exhibition series at Gallery 610 with acclaimed landscape photographer Laura Moul. Her work aligns beautifully with RenewAll’s mission to uplift regional artists and bring creative energy into the Central City District. Her solo show, “Journeys”, will be on display in Gallery 610 from December 1, 2025 - January 14, 2026. Her opening reception will be Saturday, Dec. 6th from 12-3PM.

Laura discovered her love for photography in 1989 and has spent the decades since refining her craft through workshops, professional competitions, and continuing education. She is a Certified Professional Photographer, a Master Photographer, and a Craftsman Photographer, earning each distinction through rigorous training.

“My goal is to be a technically proficient, aesthetically pleasing photographer who continues to grow,” Laura shared. Her portfolio includes work published in calendars, tourist guides, galleries, and exhibitions throughout the region.

Known for her minimal-postproduction style, Laura creates images that evoke emotion and highlight the beauty of the natural world. She has traveled to all 50 states, six Canadian provinces, multiple countries, and four continents, gathering the imagery that shapes her work.


Laura also gives back by serving on the boards of several art and photography organizations, including a four-year term as president of the Tri-State Arts Association. “Interacting with other artists is a way to grow,” she said, reflecting a philosophy shared across RenewAll’s art programming.


As RenewAll continues expanding creative opportunities in Central City, features like Laura’s exhibition demonstrate the power of art to inspire and connect our community. Laura’s showcase is a fitting finale to an exciting year of talent at Gallery 610, and we invite everyone to stop by and experience her vision firsthand. The gallery is open seven days a week, located upstairs inside Village Antiques & Art: 610 W. 14th Street, Huntington, WV.

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