Fine Art Nature Photography by Howie Garber
Wildlife, landscapes and wild places from seven continents. Signed limited edition and open edition prints.
Meet the Photographer
Howie Garber has photographed wildlife, landscapes and wild places on seven continents for more than 30 years. His images have earned four awards in the BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition, two of them first place, and have been exhibited at the Smithsonian and the Natural History Museum in London. A retired emergency physician based in Teton Valley, Idaho, he uses his photography to speak up for public lands. Signed limited edition and open edition prints are available for your home or office.
Published in National Geographic Adventure, Smithsonian, Newsweek, Natural History and The New York Times
Photography for Public Lands
Howie has donated photographs to The Wilderness Society, Save Our Canyons, land trusts and other groups working to protect wild places. His latest book, Alta and Little Cottonwood Canyon: Jewel of the Wasatch, pairs his images with the work of nine other photographers and essays by geologists, ski guides and conservationists. All proceeds benefit Friends of Alta.