The names Battaglia, Farb, Heilman, and Bowie are recognizable throughout the Adiron-dacks as the most celebrated photographers in the region. Their work can be seen at View’s current exhibit, View Finders.

Clark Lubbs at View with his photograph, Round Pond Dix Mountain Wilderness. Photo by Carol Hansen

But among the photographs of these masters are the works of some newer voices in Adirondack photography, and of note is the landscape and nature photography of Clark Lubbs.

Lubbs, co-founder of Starving Artists Gallery at the busy corner in Old Forge, has been a professional photographer for more than 25 years.

He is a charter member and leader of the Old Forge Camera Club, and has also taught photography for a number of years.

Lubbs said he is very big on composition, which is one of the techniques he not only uses in his own work, but also shares with his students. Continue reading →