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To view Bart Carrig’s artwork, scroll down and single click on the images below to view a larger version.

Bart’s artwork can also be viewed at
Ed’s Pizza Place

The Great Blue Heron Rookery, Spectacle Lake, NY

12 x 18 Photograph $75.00 matted, without frame

Sunrise, Cadillac Mtn, Acadia National Park, Maine

12 x 18 matted, without frame

Mesquite Dunes at Sunset, Stovepipe Wells, Death Valley National Park, Ca.

12 x 18 matted, without frame. $75.00

The Second Wave at night, Coyote Buttes, Utah/Arizona Strip

12 x 18 matted, without frame, $75.00

Turret Arch through the North Window, Arches National Park, Utah

12 x 18. $75.00 matted print, without frame

Winter 2020 Post Storm Dec 19 01 RevDisplay

12 x 18 Photograph $75.00 matted, without frame

About Bart Carrig

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Bart Carrig’s Artist’s Statement:

I am, for the most part, a nature photographer. My local emphasis lies in the rich life patterns of flora and fauna in the Northeast, where I enjoy the beauty of the trails, streams, forests, lakes, rivers and mountains of the Adirondacks.

But there is much to be said for the near opposite in the Southwest: the eons reflected in sand and stone; and the grand vistas of the National Parks in Utah, Colorado, and Arizona. I’ve also ventured tiny the mountains of the west; the Rockies of Colorado, the Grand Tetons, the Olympics and the Sierra Nevada. I’ve also enjoyed the merger of both east and west in the rainforests and sea-stacks of the Pacific Northwest, and I’ve ventured into the winter wonderlands of Yellowstone National Park.

I find all of the glory and the universe in each of these locations.

But as much as I enjoy the occasional good fortune of capturing by camera the unusual features or conditions found in each of these locations, what I really hope to capture for the viewer is the unique beauty of these places, as well as a sampling of the awe and enjoyment I felt being there. For me, the effort, the travails, the planning, the timing, the runs, crawls and climbs, the early rising, in equal parts add to both the experience and the reward.

As John Muir wrote: “When you tug on a thing in nature, you find it attached to the rest of the world”.

Artists Gallery

Click on the artist’s image in the gallery to go to their page and see all of their work.

Sara Meays

May 26, 2021/by admin

Melinda Marley

May 24, 2021/by admin

Bob Buck

May 23, 2021/by admin

Bart Carrig

May 24, 2021/by admin

Wanda Faith Sewell

May 24, 2021/by admin

Lutz Scherneck

May 24, 2021/by admin

Caileigh Barnett

June 4, 2021/by admin

Oscar Stivala

May 27, 2021/by admin

Sally Casler

May 24, 2021/by admin

Garlyn MaGinnis

May 24, 2021/by admin

Emma Dooley

June 4, 2021/by admin

Stephanie Sheppard

May 25, 2021/by admin

Joanne Morotti

June 7, 2021/by admin

Robyn Verri

May 24, 2021/by admin

Sean Green

June 4, 2021/by admin

Carly Castellano

May 25, 2021/by admin

Mena Cerone

May 23, 2021/by admin

Allen Kazmerski

June 29, 2021/by admin

James Bruce Schwabach

May 24, 2021/by admin

Phyllis Lapi

May 24, 2021/by admin

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