Galen’s book, “Mountain Light,” got me interested in photography again. I’ve also visited his gallery in Bishop, CA.

He was a real pioneer!

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Photographers Barb & Galen Rowell – appreciation & farewell from Bay Area Backroads

Published on Aug 2, 2015

Bay Area Backroads / OpenRoads.tv host Doug McConnell bids adieu to two friends, and fabulous nature photographers, a married couple who died in a plane crash in 2002. Galen Rowe and his wife Barbara left behind a great legacy of work, and McConnell takes the time to pay tribute to their lives and influence on his Emmy outdoor adventure winning show. More clips and travelogues from McConnell’s wonderful television career archives can be seen on his youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/user/openroadtv

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