Located in the "North Country" of Upstate New York, the Adirondacks are a natural marvel. They hold a serene, yet raw beauty I find incredibly appealing, especially to photograph. If you have never been, I highly recommend Autumn as the season of choice. Your best bet to "leaf peep" is around the end of September, when the trees are exploding with color. I hope my photographs, which were inspired by previous Adirondack photographic greats such as Nathan Farb and Frank Houck, convey a sense of what the Adirondacks are about. I hope you enjoy looking at them, as much as I enjoyed the experience of capturing these images on film. - Andrew Jay, February 19, 1999
Click on each picture to see the larger, more detailed photo.
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| "First Light" © 1998 |
"At The Duck Blind" © 1995 |
"Dawn Breaks Through" © 1998 |
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| "First Pond #1" © 1998 |
"First Pond #2" © 1998 |
"First Pond #3" © 1998 |
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| "Dew on Maple Leaf" © 1998 |
"Autumn Trail" © 1994 |
"Black-eyed Susan" © 1996 |
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| "Cold River #1" © 1998 |
"Cold River #2" © 1998 |
"Approaching the Lock" © 1998 |
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| "Sunbather" © 1996 |
"Tears of Scarface" © 1995 |
"An Ausable Summer" © 1996 |
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| "Swimming Lessons" © 1996 |
"Clouds Dancing On Water" © 1994 |
"Sunset From My Dock" © 1996 |
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| "Tall Grass Tickling the Clouds" © 1996 |
"Maple Leaf on Birch Bark" © 1998 |
"Around The Point" © 1998 |