Allegheny Wetland Splendors: Up Close

About the Book

Reviews of “Allegheny Waterway and Wetland Splendors” published in 2004 by Xlibris.

“If there is any doubt in your mind that photographs can be works of art as stunning and compelling as any painting, this collection will erase it”
- Peter Greene – The News-Herald – October, 2004

“Photos from all along the Allegheny River (from Potter County to the Monongahela) and the results are breathtaking. . . If you’ve ever found yourself at a museum staring into an Ansel Adams print for minutes on end, you’re sure to love Karian’s work. His Pennsylvania is a ravishing one, full of fog-bound river rocks and snowy evergreens”
- Dan Morey – Erie Times-News – March 6, 2005

“The Allegheny River, with all its wetlands and tributaries, is often a misty, sorrowfully beautiful place. Western Pennsylvania nature photographer Karian captures the most unexplored parts of the area with his rendering of strikingly lush photography, taking viewers along with him as he worships his homeland with his lens”
- Pittsburgh Magazine – March, 2005

www.wetlandSplendors.com

About the Author

John M. Karian is a nature photographer and native of western Pennsylvania. He is a dedicated naturalist and conservationist whose prints and images have been both displayed and published. He is a member of the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy and the Seneca Rocks chapter of the Audubon Society.