Dick's abstract work takes a form that challenges accepted ideas of what photographs should look like. He stated, "The title of my abstract work is called: "Photo Genesis" - The manipulation of the original photo negative into an abstract form. Instead of just capturing an image, I enhance and manipulate the image and let the individual do a self-exploration of what it “is” and how it was created. What it “is”, is not what is essential to me. By use of color, shapes and suggested textures I change what the original photographic image was. My whole purpose is to let the imagination go wild and to spur the individual captivated by an image to ask, 'What is that and how does he do it?'""

Dick Nosbisch has fifty years experience in fine art photography, glamour, nudes, and stock photography. He helped form The Art institute of Colorado Photography Department and was President of The Colorado Photographic Arts Center for five years. He has exhibited extensively in the United States and in various countries, and has art in the permanent collection of The Denver Art Museum, The Colorado Photographic Arts Center, The Denver Press Club, and the (C.E.P.A.) Center for Exploratory and Perceptual Arts in New York.