Jackson Fine Art is an art gallery, with a primary focal point on fine art photography. They can be found in Buckhead, an exclusive Atlanta district. Although it focuses primarily on modern photographers, they also offer some vintage prints. Their merchandise includes art, frames and high quality limited edition b ooks that feature reproduced art.  They offer fine art prints for sale, many from the most well-known names in fine art photography. These artists include Sally Mann, who was one of the first stars of the art form in the 1970s and 1980s. Other artists in the limelight include Holly Andres, Sid Avery, Richard Benson and Jack Spencer. These artists also feature in events and discussions that are hosted by the gallery, in addition to selling art. The talks bring the vision of the artist to patrons who attend, allowing them to understand the perceptions expressed in each work.  Jane Jackson opened Jackson Fine Art in 1990. The gallery became an important player in both the North American and international markets soon after its opening. In 2003, the gallery was purchased by long-term director Anna Walker Skillman. She still owns it. Jackson went on to become the director of the prestigious Sir Elton John Photography Collection.  The gallery has appeared at a number of international art fairs. Past fairs include Paris Photo, Art Chicago: The Navy Pier Show, Photo Los Angeles and The Photography Show (AIPAD) in New York and Miami. Their client list boasts a number of museums, corporate collections and private buyers. Art from the gallery is featured in several public institutions, including The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The High Museum of Art, The Los Angeles County Museum of Art, The Museum of Fine Arts in Houston and The Art Institute of Chicago.  For those shopping for contemporary fine art photography in Atlanta, there is no better gallery than Jackson Fine Art. Moreover, the gallery has an extensive stock of fine art photography from other eras. The gallery offers patrons more information through a number of active social media accounts on Twitter and Facebook. Their blog is also updated reg ularly with links to news stories, information about artist talks, and promotions for photographers who are working in the art.