Yasu this site has been a little slow and clunky but I will try to do a better job soon of responding to comments and looking around a little

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Chenango Falls in Autumn

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Ice As Art

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southernsoup (2 years ago)

HEY I FINALLY FOUND YOU I HOPE YOU HAVE A GREAT TIME ON THIS SITE IT IS A LOT OF FUN.......YOUR PICTURES BELONG HERE :D

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Cathi (2 years ago)

Patrick - thanks for accepting my friend request.

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Yasu (2 years ago)

thanks me too Bench...just signed up

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Bench (2 years ago)

Hello,

I'm new here. Just making friends. See yah around.

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Patrick Huther

Email Addresses

igcgraphics@verizon.net

Education

School Name

Syracuse University

Concentration

BFA; Design-Illustration

School Name

MVCC

Concentration

AAS; Design-Production

Work

Employer

IGC Graphics

Position

self-emp

City

New Hartford

About Me

I love less than perfect and organic gardening, good bugs, and unspoiled by man nature. I dont like perfect bug-free, chemically induced lawns and pom-pom/poodle cut landscaping. Love family farmers and fishermen; barns and small fishing vessels. Hopefully, my photos and artwork reflect my closeness with nature and the subject matter I photograph.

Favorite Quotes

Art is innate in the artist, like an instinct that seizes and makes a tool out of the human being. The thing in the final analysis that wills something in him is not he, the personal man, but the aim of the art. Carl Jung