Blue Sea, Mount Desert Narrows by Adam Garelick

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Adam Garelick
Trumbull, Connecticut

Adam Garelick enjoys taking photographs that challenge the viewers’ perceptions of certain subjects. His photographs of New York try to capture a much quieter city than the fast-paced metropolis most people picture. To capture his unique snapshots, he primarily shoots late at night and works in black-and-white photography. The photography of artists like Stephen Shore and Robert Adams continue to influence his work. When he’s not photographing, he tries to be outdoors as much as possible; he enjoys golfing, running and hiking. Even during these activities, he looks for new subjects to photograph. He currently lives in Connecticut.

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Blue Sea, Mount Desert Narrows
by ADAM GARELICK

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2015, open edition

Archival photographic print on heavyweight, acid-free soft gloss paper. Features a 1.5" white border around the image to allow for easy framing. Includes a certificate of authenticity.

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Aerial view as morning sunlight strikes the blue sea of Mt. Desert Narrows in Acadia National Park.

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