About the Artist

Dave Guarnaccia developed a passion for photography nearly two decades ago and has chosen large format black and white photography as his voice. He is largely self-taught with invaluable technical advice and inspiration coming from the publishings of famed photographer Ansel Adams.

Dave's frequent photographic themes include landscapes, trees, plant life and flowers--finding the splendor and solitude in nature as he explores. His images are as much about capturing and revealing the feeling and emotion of his experience as about sharing the beauty of the view.

Dave is a Distinguished Artist at the Concord (Massachusetts) Art Association where he has had several of his works juried and exhibited. He has also been juried and awarded in black & white landscape by the Arthur Griffin Center for Photographic Art in Winchester. Dave published his first calendar in 2004, "Flora and Fauna."

Dave's plans for 2005 include exhibits of his works at the Gleason Public Library in Carlisle and at the O'Naturals Restaurant in Acton.