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Frank B. Walsh
Originally from the east coast, Frank’s first opportunity to discover the scenic beauty of the southwestern United States came while serving in the military at Fort Huachuca, Arizona. His interest in photography began over twenty five years ago, and because of his love for the spectacular scenery of the desert southwest, he returned as often as possible to photograph in Arizona and Utah. Following his business career, Frank and his wife, Patricia, relocated to the Tucson area in 1998, where he now devotes his time pursuing what has become his passion.

Frank photographs using both film and digital media, from 35mm to 2 1/4" formats depending on subject matter and location. Camera equipment used in his pursuit of photographing our natural world, includes Canon Digital SLR's, Hasselblad 2 1/4" format and XPan film based cameras. As an example, images contained in the Panorama Gallery were photographed using Hasselblad's XPan panoramic camera, while the majority of wildlife images in the Yellowstone Gallery, were produced from digital originals. To insure the highest quality of his prints, all photographic enlargements are custom produced utilizing archival inkjet or Fuji photographic papers.

Frank's work has been published in Tucson Lifestyles Magazine, Cowboys and Indians Magazine, the National Wildlife Refuge Association, and nationally distributed annual calendars. He contributed to "Here Is New York" an exhibit of World Trade Center photographs published following the events of September 11, 2001. His photography of the "Aspen Fire" of 2003 was selected by Tohono Chul Park for their exhibit "Wildfire", a compilation of art reflecting on the recent devastating Arizona forest fires. Frank's fine art photography also was selected for the corporate offices of Proxtronics Inc.a Springfield, Virginia based environmental engineering company. He is represented in Tucson exclusively at Old Pueblo Frameworks and Gallery.