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Dan Piech
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Roberto Moiola
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Scott Dimond
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Dan Piech
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Scott Dimond
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Reflection Lake Sunrise, Mount Rainier
Justin Katz
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Duilio Fiorille
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Paul Wilson
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Tim Shields
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Jeff Lewis
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Greg Probst
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Chris Collacott
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Alexandre Deschaumes
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Justin Katz
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Chris Blake
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Chris Blake
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Featured photo:
Twilight at Emerald Lake  by Scott Dimond

In 1882, during the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway through the Canadian Rockies, the first non-indigenous person to view Emerald Lake was a legendary guide by the name of Tom Wilson. He had stumbled upon the lake completely by accident while tracking some of his horses that had gotten away. He named the small gem of a lake for the color of the water. Unlike the equally beautiful blue color of nearby lakes like Moraine, Hector, Bow, and Peyto, the color of Emerald Lake is different, due to the rock sediment that is suspended in the glacial water and produces a green spectrum when reflecting sunlight.

The color of Emerald Lake is most spectacular in July and August when the glaciers containing the sediment melt somewhat in the summer heat. July and August are also busy times with tourists flocking to the area. This image was created at the end of December, a much quieter time at the lake, but also a time with an abundance of snow but open water. Photographed at dusk, with the illuminated lodge reflected in the water, the beauty of the solitude of Emerald Lake is revealed... read more

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Featured fine art series:
Surreal New York  by Dan Piech

Dan Piech's Surreal New York series is the highest resolution abstract photographic artwork ever created. By meticulously stitching together hundreds of individual photographs of the New York City skyline, Dan produces surrealistic cityscapes that capture the city's uniquely vibrant energy. Some of the works are thousands of megapixels in size, truly peerless in their sharpness, quality, and uniqueness. As a result, viewers can spend hours closely exploring the imaginative worlds Dan has built, finding new and interesting details in every tiny detail of them... read more
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A New York Dream
Dan Piech
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Gotham Square
Dan Piech
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Square City: Peach
Dan Piech
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Square City
Dan Piech
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Square City: Blue
Dan Piech
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NYC Sphere
Dan Piech
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Central Park Sphere
Dan Piech
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Featured photo:
Ski Tracks on Dome Peak  by Scott Rinckenberger

In May, 2017, two skiers, bolstered with the confidence of their professional mountain guiding backgrounds, and nearly 5 years of planning, executed the first continuous ski traverse from Snoqualmie Pass, Washington to the Canadian Border. Traveling as close to the crest of the range as possible for the duration of the trip, the pair spent 34 days on snow and covered over 275 miles of the roughest and most remote mountain terrain in the lower 48 without once deviating to the comforts of civilization.

I was fortunate to be invited to join this journey, already in progress, for a week-long trek in the remote Glacier Peak Wilderness before departing home while the intrepid explorers pushed north to Canada. My work from this trip would eventually help land this story on the front page of the Seattle Times newspaper, and would serve as a bedrock in my photographic study of snow textures, glaciers and subalpine trees... read more

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I didn't realize just how stunning a large format photograph could look until I saw one of these.
- Emily K. from New Jersey