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View from Chimney Rock
Fine art photographer, Byron Jorjorian has been capturing the natural world on film for over 32 years. He is considered by many to be one of the nation's premier fine art nature photographers. With over 400,000 images in his files, his photographs have appeared on nationally published greeting cards, calendars, magazines, posters, murals, fine art prints, brochures, and advertising. Byron has had over 11,000 images published and more than 22,000 prints installed worldwide." |
"My “Artist Sense” has always been attracted to and delighted in the details of nature. For me they are every bit as amazing as the grand landscape."
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