A Ardour For Images

In a profession that started with a borrowed movie digital camera and a 4-H mission, Aaron Anders has turned a childhood curiosity right into a lifelong craft.

Anders first picked up pictures at age 9, experimenting together with his father’s movie digital camera. By 11, he had already achieved a milestone many photographers wait years to succeed in: considered one of his photos appeared on the entrance web page of Kansas Bankers Magazine. He has been behind the lens ever since.

Today, Anders’ newest exhibit, “America’s Heartland,” is on show on the Salina Public Library via March. The assortment options out of doors scenes that spotlight nature, wildlife, Native American tradition and cowboys, providing a visible tribute to the area’s panorama and heritage.

Although Anders works throughout sorts of pictures comparable to industrial, portraits, and wildlife, alternatives to deal with out of doors topics are much less frequent. When he does enterprise out together with his digital camera, he stated he relishes the expertise of capturing the pure world because it unfolds earlier than him.

A Salina resident, Anders stated he values each dwelling and dealing in a neighborhood that helps and appreciates the humanities. His present exhibit invitations guests to see the Heartland via his lens — expansive skies, untamed wildlife and the enduring spirit of the West — all framed throughout the welcoming partitions of the Salina Public Library.