Orah Buck Photo

A collection of colour photographs and large murals of flowers, carefully selected for their unusual shapes, sensual charm, colour, diversity and
visual appeal.

Orah Buck, a dedicated gardener and lover of nature, has photographed
exotic as well as familiar blooms over many years and in all seasons.

These images present a kaleidoscope of colour and form, providing the
viewer with a vision of wonder and beauty in both wild and cultivated areas.
The photographs have been chosen from a vast collection of negatives
and have been developed to achieve utmost clarity and brilliance.

This collection, a works in progress, will be presented at an exhibition
2010-2011.

Limited editions signed by Orah Buck will then be available

ADAM'S SUNFLOWERS

PERMANENT EXHIBITION:
Baycrest Centre 2008

BUTTERFLY DIPTYCH
copyright protection
EDITION 8/8 SIGNED AND NUMBERED

24 MOUNTED COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHS
IN TWO PANELS, EACH PANEL MEASURING 28 X 72 INCHES

PERMANENT EXHIBITION :
Baycrest Centre for Geriatric Care
Palliative Care 6th Floor EDITIONED 1/8

Children’s Grief Centre Tammy Latner Mt Sinai Hospital EDITIONED 2/8

Angkor Wat Tapestries

This collection will be presented at an exhibition in 2009

Whale Tale Blue

25 years of whale photography taken on whale expeditions on a variety of search and sight vessels:
whale- watch catamarans, zodiac, fishing boats, with whale research biologists:

Orah's interest is in various species of the majestic creatures of baleen whales, not toothed.
She has given slides to research centres to identify individual whales as they return yearly to ocean locations.

Whale species photographed at:
-Gulf of St. Lawrence (Mingan Island Cestacean Study and Anticosti Is. areas)
-Baja, California's San Ignacio Lagoon
-Maine
-Trinity, Newfoundland

Whale sightings photographed :
-Les Grandes Baleines Bleue (The Great Blue Whale), Humpbacks, Finbacks, Minke, Bottlenose and Common Dolphin populations, Gray Whales, Bryde's Whale

Photographs of whales at rest, wild play-in-the-wild, or intense feeding:
tail-lobbing, spy-hopping, tail flukes, baleen mouths in feeding frenzies, blows of identity, calving areas, fin "waves", oceanic frolickings, "people curiosity - watching, breach.

Ocean communications and sounds of whales and whale-watchers in excitement.