




On a recent trip to San Juan Island, we stopped in
Scott Milo Gallery in Anacortes, WA, and discovered these beautiful large-format prints by local photographer
Dick Garvey. Generally a city girl, I was surprised how drawn I was to his agricultural shots -- instead of what could be a cliche shot of a farm in the hills, his versions are graphic, modern, and seem to be taken when the light is at its most interesting. The prints we saw were huge - so much more impactful than these small, on-screen versions. I hope they don't all sell out while I debate which is my favorite!
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