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Adirondack Artwork

Featuring artwork centered around the natural and cultural history of the Adirondack Park

Recent Work

Closed For The Seasons by bpelkey1

Here in the Adirondacks we have five seasons throughout the year..Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall, and Deer Hunting. Just about any back road you choose to drive, small “huntin camps” can be seen. This particular one always strikes me as having a lot of character. It seems strange to drive by it and not see some tracks in the snow leading to the front door or smoke rising from the stovepipe. But then, the shortest season of the year has ended…the one between The World Series and the start of SU’s quest for a Big East Basketball Championship. See more of my Adirondack landscape and wildlife photos at http://bestrainbowtroutphotos.com. My favorite photographs of rainbow trout are quite unique and have received much recognition. Thank you for looking. Have a great day!!!
Greenleaf Pond by John Schneider

Taken at The W!ld Center, Tupper Lake NY
Mirror Lake Inn, Village of Lake Placid NY by John Schneider

Lakke Placid, Adirondack home of two Winter Olympics and the United States Winter Olympic Training Center. Whiteface Mountain in the background.
Lake Pleasant by Jeannette Sheehy

Lake Pleasant – taken at the beginning of September up near Speculator, NY. / Sept 1 2008 BEST VIEWED LARGER It’s only taken me about 8 goes to get this upload done correctly!!!!
Fireplace in Woods by Jeannette Sheehy

Found this old burned down camp in the woods in the Adirondacks up near the Sacandaga Lake, NY July 2008. I love the fact that the fireplace still stands and the vegetation still grows. It is near the family camp, which I’m very thankful to be able to spend a few weekends a year at. I love the Adirondacks and upstate NY!
The Boat House-Lake Paradox by BigD

Best View Larger! Feature in Retired and Happy. 2 a day limit group. / Feature in All Countries ~ Wetlands, Ponds, Lakes and Rivers group. / Won the Rural & Country Buildings challenge in All About New York State < LOCATION & 2 Per Day group with 9 votes. / Feature in All About New York State < LOCATION & 2 Per Day group. The boat house is on Lake Paradox in the Adirondacks, New York state on 10/04/2009. I went with Lina and Paul. It was a fun time. Thanks Lina for driving and thanks Paul for being the guide. We need to do it again sometime. Canon 50D / Sigma 17-70mm lens / UV filter / shutter speed 1/125sec / f-8 / ISO 200 /
Mt Colden by SAJONES

This is a Mt. Colden one of the Adirondack High Peaks
080706-84 by MICKSPIXPHOTOS

REFLECTIONS IN A RIVER RUNNING THROUGH THE ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK IN UP-STATE NEW YORK. TAKN WITH A CANON AE-1 PROGRAM CAMERA USING A TAMRON 35-70 MM W/A LENS ON KODAK EKTAR 25ASA PRINT FILM
070506-84 by MICKSPIXPHOTOS

A RIVER RUNNING THROUGH THE ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK IN UPSTATE NEW YORK CAMERA: CANON AE-1 PROGRAM / LENS: TAMRON 35-70 MM W/A / FILM: KODAK EKTAR 25 ASA
Gothics Peak by Brendan Wiltse

Looking up at the North face of Gothics in the Adirondacks of Upstate New York.
Fall in the Johns Brook Valley by Brendan Wiltse

Looking down the Johns Brook Valley towards Giant Mountain.

About This Group

In this group we showcase work that centers on the natural and cultural history of the Adirondack Park.

The Adirondack Park is a 6 million acre park located in Upstate New York and is a combination of both public and private lands. It is one of the most well protect parks in the United States because it is written into the New York State constitution. The park serves as a model for managers around the world as a way to incorporate communities into a park.

This group is for artists who work within the Adirondack Park, as well as those of are interested in learning more about this unique experiment in conservation.

While the group will undoubtedly be dominated by sweeping vistas as seen from the many mountains, lakes and ponds, we also encourage artwork that highlights the cultural aspects of the park. The towns and people that live in the Adirondacks are unique and as much a part of the landscape as the vast tracts of wilderness. Without them the park would not exist.

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