Larry Master: A Lens on Wildlife Exhibition Celebration 

Dr. Larry Master, a resident of Keene, NY, is a conservation biologist, zoologist, and currently dedicates his time to conservation photography. He has been photographing wildlife and natural history subjects for more than 70 years. He has traveled to the ends of the earth to photograph wild things, from polar bears hunting in Svalbard and Churchill, to birds of paradise strutting in New Guinea, to grizzlies fishing in Alaska’s Katmai National Park, to jaguars crunching caimans in Brazil’s Pantanal, to the curious cheetah that this year climbed onto his safari vehicle in Tanzania.

This exhibition focuses on wild creatures of the Adirondacks and reveals the photographer’s artistry in framing a shot and his infinite patience in waiting for the moment. The exhibition will be on display from May 25th to October 9th in the Rosenberg Gallery. The exhibit is curated by Frissie Reed and Larry Master.

Dr. Larry Master will be in attendance to talk about his photography. Refreshments will be served. Free and open to the public on Friday, July 12 from 5:00 -7:00 pm!