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Alan Brown - Abbott's Mill
giclée photograph (restored) on canvas hand signed
8 x 10; other sizes may be available
BROAB1
$145.00
Alan Brown - Abbott's Mill
giclée photograph (restored) on canvas hand signed
16 x 20; other sizes may be available
BROAB2
$295.00
Alan Brown - Academy, The
giclée photograph (restored) on canvas hand signed
8 x 10; other sizes may be available
BROAC1
$145.00
Alan Brown - Academy, The
giclée photograph (restored) on canvas hand signed
16 x 20; other sizes may be available
BROAC2
$295.00
Alan Brown - Apricot Floral
original giclée photograph on canvas, hand signed by the photographer
16 x 12; other sizes may be available
BROAP1
$235.00
Alan Brown - Apricot Day Lily
original giclée photograph on canvas hand signed
12 x 12; other sizes may be available
BROAP3
$195.00
Alan Brown - Baboon Proctologist
original giclée photograph on canvas hand signed
12 x 12; other sizes may be available
BROBA3
$195.00
Alan Brown - Baboon Portrait
original giclée photograph on canvas, hand signed by the photographer
16 x 20; other sizes may be available
BROBA5
$295.00
Alan Brown - Baboons
original giclée photograph on canvas, hand signed by the photographer
16 x 20; other sizes may be available
BROBAC1
$295.00
Alan Brown - Back View
original giclée photograph on canvas, hand signed by the photographer
16 x 16; other sizes may be available
BROBAD
$275.00
Alan Brown - Baboon Quartet
original giclée photograph on canvas, hand signed by the photographer
20 x 16; other sizes may be available
BROBAE
$295.00
Alan Brown - Baby Bear
original giclée photograph on canvas, hand signed by the photographer
16 x 20; other sizes may be available
BROBAS
$295.00
Alan Brown (1939- ) refers to his first face-to-face encounter with the endangered mountain gorilla as a moment that changed his life forever. No doubt, intrepid travelers, who like Alan have journeyed to see the gorillas of Rwanda, Uganda and Zaire, share his passion. For high in the jungles of central Africa, the earth's 650 (many less according to respected sources) remaining mountain gorillas cling to life. Menaced by exploding populations, political unrest and poaching, the fate of these peaceful giants may depend upon caring supporters who share such passions and who, like Alan, fear for the fates of all things wild and free.
Alan's fascination with African wildlife began in 1990 when he first journeyed to Kenya and Tanzania. There he used his photographic skills not just to compose pretty pictures, but to tell tales of animal life and to take viewers on safari through his images. And it often took hours to capture just the right images...waiting for the sun to cast rays perfectly upon animals unaware or unaffected by his camera. With an artist's eye, Alan would then compose and crop...clicking the shutter at just the right moment.
Such perfect moments take the viewer along as wildebeests thunder up a cloud of dust, as a male lion guards his zebra kill and as a mama leopard rests high on a branch. But even as he aimed and clicked, Alan could see changes taking place. He saw the last of wild dog packs and he regretted the passing of big tusker elephants. He photographed rhinos in the Ngorongoro Crater where they are monitored to assure their safety.
Later, through photo exhibits, video presentations, informal lectures and leading adventure travelers around the globe, Alan shared his passion to protect the environment. He hopes his grandchildren can thrill to the sights and sounds of wilderness areas unblemished by politics, greed and population density. He hopes his grandchildren can one day visit the mountain gorillas.
If seeing his images encourages even one viewer to take his own safari, to support his local zoo or museum of natural history or to contribute time and dollars to wildlife preservation, Alan feels he has made a worthwhile contribution.
Meanwhile, Alan continues his daily activities as president (co-founder) of Gallery One, Mentor OH.
Alan Brown - Abbott's Mill
giclée photograph (restored) on canvas hand signed
8 x 10; other sizes may be available
BROAB1
$145.00
Alan Brown - Abbott's Mill
giclée photograph (restored) on canvas hand signed
16 x 20; other sizes may be available
BROAB2
$295.00
Alan Brown - Academy, The
giclée photograph (restored) on canvas hand signed
8 x 10; other sizes may be available
BROAC1
$145.00
Alan Brown - Academy, The
giclée photograph (restored) on canvas hand signed
16 x 20; other sizes may be available
BROAC2
$295.00
Alan Brown - Apricot Floral
original giclée photograph on canvas, hand signed by the photographer
16 x 12; other sizes may be available
BROAP1
$235.00
Alan Brown - Apricot Day Lily
original giclée photograph on canvas hand signed
12 x 12; other sizes may be available
BROAP3
$195.00
Alan Brown - Baboon Proctologist
original giclée photograph on canvas hand signed
12 x 12; other sizes may be available
BROBA3
$195.00
Alan Brown - Baboon Portrait
original giclée photograph on canvas, hand signed by the photographer
16 x 20; other sizes may be available
BROBA5
$295.00
Alan Brown - Baboons
original giclée photograph on canvas, hand signed by the photographer
16 x 20; other sizes may be available
BROBAC1
$295.00
Alan Brown - Back View
original giclée photograph on canvas, hand signed by the photographer
16 x 16; other sizes may be available
BROBAD
$275.00
Alan Brown - Baboon Quartet
original giclée photograph on canvas, hand signed by the photographer
20 x 16; other sizes may be available
BROBAE
$295.00
Alan Brown - Baby Bear
original giclée photograph on canvas, hand signed by the photographer
16 x 20; other sizes may be available
BROBAS
$295.00
Alan Brown (1939- ) refers to his first face-to-face encounter with the endangered mountain gorilla as a moment that changed his life forever. No doubt, intrepid travelers, who like Alan have journeyed to see the gorillas of Rwanda, Uganda and Zaire, share his passion. For high in the jungles of central Africa, the earth's 650 (many less according to respected sources) remaining mountain gorillas cling to life. Menaced by exploding populations, political unrest and poaching, the fate of these peaceful giants may depend upon caring supporters who share such passions and who, like Alan, fear for the fates of all things wild and free.
Alan's fascination with African wildlife began in 1990 when he first journeyed to Kenya and Tanzania. There he used his photographic skills not just to compose pretty pictures, but to tell tales of animal life and to take viewers on safari through his images. And it often took hours to capture just the right images...waiting for the sun to cast rays perfectly upon animals unaware or unaffected by his camera. With an artist's eye, Alan would then compose and crop...clicking the shutter at just the right moment.
Such perfect moments take the viewer along as wildebeests thunder up a cloud of dust, as a male lion guards his zebra kill and as a mama leopard rests high on a branch. But even as he aimed and clicked, Alan could see changes taking place. He saw the last of wild dog packs and he regretted the passing of big tusker elephants. He photographed rhinos in the Ngorongoro Crater where they are monitored to assure their safety.
Later, through photo exhibits, video presentations, informal lectures and leading adventure travelers around the globe, Alan shared his passion to protect the environment. He hopes his grandchildren can thrill to the sights and sounds of wilderness areas unblemished by politics, greed and population density. He hopes his grandchildren can one day visit the mountain gorillas.
If seeing his images encourages even one viewer to take his own safari, to support his local zoo or museum of natural history or to contribute time and dollars to wildlife preservation, Alan feels he has made a worthwhile contribution.
Meanwhile, Alan continues his daily activities as president (co-founder) of Gallery One, Mentor OH.