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by Rob Blair
$37.00
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A passing storm illuminated by the setting sun that produced colorful clouds and a rainbow over a lush meadow in Munroe Falls, Ohio.
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A passing storm illuminated by the setting sun that produced colorful clouds and a rainbow over a lush meadow in Munroe Falls, Ohio.
Rob is a native of Northeast Ohio and comes from a long line of artists. He has always enjoyed exploring the beauty of creation and discovering fresh ways to share his experiences by using unconventional techniques in capturing and editing. As a result, nature photography has become his most prominent artistic frontier. He won the Fine Art America National TV Photo Contest in 2015 when one of his works titled "Beside Still Waters" was chosen for this highly prized award by the world-renowned photographer, Anne Geddes. In 2017, Rob won "Fan Favorite" for the National Park Foundation "Share the Experience 2016" Photo Contest. Rob has continued refining his artistic expressions over the years and his work continues to serve as a blessing of...
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Patricia Kraenzel
congrats on your sale
Kathy M Krause
Congratulations on your sale, Rob!
Gary F Richards
Beautiful capture! Love the rainbow! Fl
Scott Pellegrin
Congrats on your recent sale!!
Inez Ellen Titchenal
congrats
Sandi OReilly
Congratulations!
Joel Bruce Wallach
A beautiful composition with eye-catching drama and subtle intriguing details, Rob.
Harriet Feagin
Wonderful light and so dramatic.