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Charles Keller (Mr. Color and Texture)
had his first photographic experience during a course in Journalism
school. His career in television included film productions of sporting
events, original dramas for TV distribution, and documentaries. He
worked for Capital Cities Broadcasting which later acquired the ABC
TV network. The first camera he used was a Rollei. Later he switched
to a 35 mm SLR and the quieter, more serene environments of nature
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| Ray Turner (aka
Old Man of the Mountains) began taking photographs of the Southwest
at the age of 12. He has a Master's Degree in Computer Science and
applies his computer knowledge to assembling our digital panoramas.
He worked as a software engineer at the NASA Johnson Space Center
building computer models and expert systems for 20 years before starting
his own company in 1988. |
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Barbara Lawson (patient and persistent)
got her first SLR camera in 1973 to take astrophotographs while in
college. In addition to taking photographs, Barbara has a Master's
Degree in Computer Science and builds the database applications that
help manage the business. She has written flight software for the
F-16, built communication networks and automated small manufacturing
businesses. |
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| Karen Keller (the rock
in our foundation) is new to the field of photography. Karen previously
expressed her spiritual and artistic side in caring for others, gardening,
and needlework. On a retirement trip to the Four Corners Karen fell
in love with God's handiwork in the majestic mountains and expansive
canyonlands and with the mystery of the Ancestral Puebloans. Panorama
photography satisfies her desire "to capture it all." |
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Lisa Keller (youth and exuberance)
began a serious interest in photography at the age of 18 when she
acquired her first SLR camera. Her master's degree is in music and
she works professionally as a pianist, a vocal coach, and a recital
accompanist. Opera singers benefit from her help with all the details
of their craft, including foreign language translation and pronunciation,
musical style, and interpretation of character and poetry. Her free
time is spent enjoying many of the arts, photography in particular. |
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| Meet Kathryn
Whitson, creator of the Ancient Echoes Digital Rock Art images. |
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