Donald Verger Photography 2011 New England Desk Calendar Review
Donald Verger Photography 2011 New England Desk Calendar Feature
The Donald Verger 2011 Naturescapes Poster Calendar Series is the inaugural, limited-edition calendar series featuring the artist's most cherished and sought after images worldwide. In each photograph, Donald gently holds a moment of exquisite and luminous beauty. Enjoy these twelve months of nature's splendor, from sunrise at Acadia National Park, to the intimate elegance of a single rose. Donald Verger is a critically-acclaimed, award-winning photographer and Founder and President Emeritus of the world-renowned Children's Discovery Museum and Science Discovery Museum in New England. His stunning landscape photography, reminiscent of the legendary work of Ansel Adams, is notable for its quiet, ethereal beauty and subtle nuances of light, as experienced in his iconic image, "Dawn of Peace." In the early hours of a winter morning, Verger quietly depressed the shutter on his camera to hold the amazing moment taken at 30 degrees below zero as the sun was rising over Thompson Lake in Maine. This award-winning image graces the cover of the 2011 naturescapes series and is the premier opportunity for collectors to own and enjoy the museum-quality "Dawn of Peace" in a poster calendar.This special collector's edition makes a perfect gift and is designed to be framed and enjoyed as a work of art in home or office. Available in 11 x 14" Poster Calendar or 5 x 7" Desktop Calendar sizes, they are created using offset lithography printing and the finest quality stock. The calendars can be displayed one month at a time, or all twelve together, creating a majestic tapestry of nature."When Verger first took up photography seriously, he asked me to review his early work. I studied it and told him he could be the next Ansel Adams. This talented, award-winning photographer is one of those once-in-a-lifetime artists whose work establishes their reputation for generations to come." Daniel Cheever, President Emeritus, Simmons College, Art collector
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