Ron Harrower Photography – Custom Photo Prints and Cards

I am excited to have you join me for my explorations into Nature through my photographic art.

Notecards

It is great to have a beautiful notecard to share happy news and congratulate people for their news. They are just as important to help lessen the sadness of those who have had loss or illness in their lives. With so many to choose from, you can find the right card for any situation.

Prints

With many prints to choose from in the gallery, you can find just the right ones to brighten your home with Nature or Art. They can also be great gifts for family and friends. At this time, the prints will be sent to you and framing done at your end. I am investigating doing the whole process here and sending it safely to you.

Calendars

Calendars are useful for marking important dates for birthdays, important appointments and planning vacations. They are also a nice set of prints that you can enjoy through the year and even save and frame as Art or Nature.

Jigsaw Puzzles

The idea for offering jigsaw puzzles came about from the long time many of us have had to spend at home or with close relatives. Puzzles are an enjoyable way to work together and put the puzzle together. The finished puzzle can be passed on or glued and put up on the wall as art. Enjoy!

Blankets

These soft, 60×50 inch blankets are a perfect companion for watching TV, taking a nap or even putting up on the wall. They feature some of my favorite photos, and the quality is quite good for such a large surface.

Ron Harrower is a photographer who seeks to embrace through his camera lens the beauty and elegance of nature, and the rhythm and variety of the built environment.

His subjects are found in the forest, at the shore, in the home, in the field. Often his work captures a serendipitous unique moment; yet some of his studies enhance the found environment with the intentional composing of materials, or the use of effects, and by the introduction of light.

Light is used to reveal, and sometimes to obscure with ambiguity.

His work is informed by his life experience. After a childhood in rural New Jersey, he embarked on an era of exploration & education that brought him throughout the United States, and to Australia and New Zealand.

He has been a determined birdwatcher for more than 37 years, and his “Life List” of birds witnessed in the wild is approaching 300.

His adventures out into nature have brought into his life the complication of Lyme Disease. But despite the suffering this has brought, he has not kept from his passions. Rather, it has opened his eyes and heart with compassion, embracing with this camera the broken and the imperfect.

As you pause with his photographs, please listen to your heart, to see where you find inspiration. Is it in the play of light? The spark of life? Or, the power of pattern?