More from the Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary, a great show
Western Scrub-Jay framed photograph at Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary
Thanks to the Broadmoor for the exhibit. The Scrub Jay is a western species, but he’s at home in Massachusetts right now. (Photo by Joy Marzolf)
A great Kennerly portrait with my Broadmoor sign in hand
Hot off winning the Pulitzer Prize for photography, David Hume Kennerly focuses on me today. I’m holding a sign that is on display with my exhibition “The Art of Bird Photography,” currently running at Mass Audubon’s Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary in Natick, MA, until May 31. Thanks, David.
My framed bird photographs at the Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary
This show started at the Roger Tory Peterson Institute in Jamestown, NY and the frames were made for that exhibition, but they look great here in Natick, MA, just outside of Boston. The show runs through May 31. (Joy Marzolf photos)
Framed Allen’s Hummingbird at the Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary
The Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary is doing a great job of presenting my bird photographs for my show “The Art of Backyard Bird Photography.” Thanks to Joy Marzolf for this photo.
A few of the framed bird photographs at the Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary
