New York, NY - February 4, 2005 - Nature photographer Adam Scott will exhibit his color prints at the Macy Gallery at Teacher's College at Columbia University from March 1^st through March 11^th.

Scott's North American wilderness photographs, printed from traditional film negatives, have a dramatic yet natural feel that captures light and subtleties of texture.  Many are of remote wilderness areas, the result of rock climbing, snowshoeing, and long backpacking journeys to bring pristine American wilderness in front of the photographer's lens.   

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Scott's technique rejects modern digital trickery.  Using strictly film cameras and negatives, he employs no digital manipulation in his work, bringing nature to the viewer unedited.  His images have been compared to the work of some of the great nineteenth century landscape painters. 

The one-man gallery exhibition runs will include a reception featuring the artist on Friday March 4^th, from 5 to 9 pm.  All events are free and open to the public. 

A percentage of sales of photos of prints in the show will benefit the TC Education Zone Partnership (TCEdZone), which boosts educational opportunities, expectations, and outcomes for New York City schoolchildren. 

The Macy Gallery is located at 525 West 120^th Street, on the campus of Teachers College at Columbia University in New York City.  For additional information visit http://www.adamscottphotos.com, email nyc2005@adamscottphotos.com, or call the exhibition information line at (216) 691-1106.

Many of Scott's images can be viewed online at http://www.adamscottphotos.com.

For additional information, including downloadable images for publication:

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For more information about Adam Scott, contact: nyc2005@adamscottphotos.com or phone: (216) 789-3986 or (530) 541-0511

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Published Monday, Feb. 14, 2005