Welcome to the world of
Marcia Hewitt Johnson

- artist, photographer, world traveler, author, and storyteller. With a camera in hand and an insatiable wanderlust in her heart, Marcia has traversed continents, capturing the essence of diverse cultures, hidden alleys, and ephemeral moments that define our global tapestry. From the rooftops of Paris to the serene sunsets along the Mekong River, her work invites you to taste the spices of distant markets, see the intricate patterns of ancient architecture, and feel the pulse of humanity in fleeting moments. She has stories to tell in over 30 captivating travel books, illustrated with her photography. Her lens and words invite you to taste, see, and feel the planet anew. Dive into her Traveler Collection, relive adventures through stunning images, and let her hand-dyed artquilts wrap you in color born of far-flung horizons. Your passport to inspiration starts here.

Each volume of her Travel Books is a portal to her experiences, blending stunning photography with evocative narratives that transport readers to far-flung destinations. Her Traveler Collection stands out as a cornerstone of her oeuvre, featuring meticulously curated images from iconic locales like the bustling streets of Tokyo, the misty highlands of Scotland, and the colorful bazaars of Morocco. These books aren't just visual feasts; they're stories of resilience, connection, and discovery, often highlighting themes of cultural preservation and personal growth. Marcia's authorship extends beyond photography—she's also penned insightful travelogues that weave humor, history, and heartfelt reflections, making her a beloved voice in the world of wanderlust literature.

Complementing her photographic prowess are her exquisite hand-dyed artquilts, textile masterpieces born from the horizons she's chased. Inspired by the textiles and dyes encountered on her travels—from indigo vats in India to silk weavers in Thailand - these quilts are vibrant tapestries of color and texture. Each piece is a labor of love, hand-dyed and stitched to evoke the spirit of places like the African savannas or European vineyards.