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Galen Rowell was born and raised at the edge of the Pacific Ocean, in Berkeley, along San Francisco’s East Bay. His parents introduced him to the wilderness of the Eastern Sierra, first on Sierra Club pack trips.
At the age of ten, he scaled his first Sierra peaks and quickly developed a passion for the country he found there. Eventually, he made his way to Yosemite Valley and at the age of sixteen was making technical ascents on the great walls. By the time he was thirty, he made more than a hundred first ascents in Yosemite and the High Sierra.
To share his high and wild world with others, Galen started carrying a camera on his climbs and by 1972, he became a full-time photographer and writer.
Among his numerous awards, Galen received the Ansel Adams Award for his contributions to the art of wilderness photography. He was considered by many to be America’s greatest outdoor photographer.
His articles and photographs have appeared in numerous publications including Life, National Geographic, and Outside. His photographs have been exhibited in both domestic and international venues including the Smithsonian, the International Center of Photography and the Ansel Adams Gallery.
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