TheAllegheny
Photography of Western Pennsylvania
Landscape Galleries, Templeton, Pa Ray Bayer The photography of color in reds, greens, and especially blues. Bayer's views of western Pennsylvania take you to a land you probably have never seen before. Images from the Allegheny National Forest Ed Bernik wide ranging locations, based in Northeastern, Pennsylvania Bernik has spent a lot of time in Europe, but returned to his native Northeastern, Pa. which is actually in the far northwestern corner of the state. Figure that one out. His focus is on western Pennsylvania where he teaches photography at Edinboro University. He has published several collections of his work, most recently Pennsylvania Wilds and a series of books on Route 6, which passes through the Allegheny watershed. Early in his career he travelled out west where he met Ansel Adams several times. His interest is in "vision." After viewing a couple of his photographs you'll have to agree that his is quite unique, capturing the spirit of wildness in nature. He has worked extensively as a commercial photographer and is one of the area's leading boosters through his work. Allegheny Waterway and Wetland Splendors John M. Karian The Allegheny near Franklin, Pennsylvania read review here (coming soon) Snapshots Chris Lareau Lareau is a retired radiologist who worked first in the non-visible spectrum of x-rays. A recent convert to the world of amateur photography, his pictures have appeared in newspapers in Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and Florida. He likes to take landscape/outdoor photos of scenes he hasn't seen before. There are a lot of them around here. Eagle-eye Photography Rocky Holland scenics and wildlife of the Allegheny National Forest region of Northwest Pennsylvania read review here (coming soon) Allegheny National Forest Jim Bernatowicz Unusual shots of some of the area's most striking features read review here (coming soon) |
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| Kinzua Lake Norbert Thompson A frequent visitor to the Bradford area, Norb Thompson looks for unusual lighting conditions while camping and canoeing. |
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