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Contributors' Links and Photo Artwork Over the last few years many contributors have added a great deal of interest to Scenic USA. Please join me in offering support and encouragement for this devoted group of photographers. As the film era is quickly fading and the digital ages grows by leaps and bounds, one thing remains the same; this group of dedicated photographers is ready with cameras not far from their fingertips. You'll see they've given it their best in order to capture another unforgettable scene. Check out their web sites and see what's new. Browse the photo art galleries, enjoy their fine work, and share their links with family and friends. |
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Montana has always been my dream, and has now become my reality. I live under the shadows of the Anaconda-Pintler mountains, with an immense forestland and wilderness as my backyard.
I love being outdoors, from the deserts to the mountains - embracing these gifts from God. I enjoy fishing, hunting, hiking, 4-wheeling, snowmobiling, skiing, reading, or just sitting on the porch taking time to soak it all in.
I'm most ardent about taking photographs. Landscape, candid portraits, macro, and wildlife... but am happiest when out in an old corral, boot-deep in dust and manure shooting those moments in time of the working cowboy. I carry my camera with me always, combining my passion of photographical story-telling and love of the wilderness ... the place I called home. Come and see what takes my breath away ~ Paula |
| Rod Ostoski is known throughout the Space Coast for his unique, artistic and award winning Shuttle photography throughout Kennedy Space Center. Rod and his wife reside in Merritt Island, Florida, where he also enjoys imaging wildlife. Their time off is spent traveling the world capturing God’s beautiful creations. ~ Rod |
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Known as Nevada's very own Cowboy Photographer, Gary has traveled all across the United States shooting much of the scenery in this beautiful country as possible. Although his extensive exhibition, entitled My America the Beautiful, features many states, it's love with the wild beauty of the Nevada landscape that garners the most attention. Roaming the desert and visiting those haunting ghost towns with his mustang horse, Sunrise, gives Gary the most satisfaction. Gary hopes that you will enjoy his gallery as much as he has enjoyed the years capturing it. ~ Gary O'Toole |
| I fell in love with photography when I got my first camera as a child and again when I took courses in black and white photography in college. My final love affair with the art of photography happened when I discovered digital photography. My goal is to capture as many wonderful places, people and beautiful moments as I can and share them with the world. I live in north county San Diego, California, I'm a major contributor to www.calparks.org/gallery and a published salon photographer. ~ Julianne Bradford |
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From his home in Philadelphia, Christopher Muller's historic railroad photography has him covering America from coast-to-coast. As a lifelong railroad enthusiast and Internet entrepreneur since the age of 13, Muller has consulted with over 200 firms in the rail and travel industries. His works advocating rail development and preservation have been cited in dozens of books and periodicals. Muller's photography is available on his website, SteamPhotos.com, from which he donates a portion of all sales to railroad preservation efforts. ~ Chris Muller |
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I am a native son of Colorado ... born in Denver, raised in Durango and Grand Junction. I've been photographing the people and
landscapes of my home state for over 35 years.
Please enjoy my gallery of images and I look forward to hearing from you. If you would like printed & framed versions of my personal artistry please contact me yspinc1[at]bresnan.net or call 970.640.7640
Sincerely, Albert Yanowich Jr. |
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With an extreme fondness for wilderness, Rob, The Wilderness Vagabond, explores what little remains of our precious public lands. Rob, an Idaho Native and having lived in every state, greatly appreciates the values of untrammeled public land. While noting the blue smoke (ORV) hoard, the geometric growth of the human population, the starter castle crowd and resource issues, making it unlikely that any but fragments of true wilderness will remain for future generations, Rob urges you to participate in muscle-powered recreation and enjoy an area up close rather than running over it with an ATV, snowmobile, or another insult to the Eaarth (Bill McKibben spelling and meaning). Rob enjoys sharing trip reports, photos, and philosphies, which can be seen on his web site. |
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