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	Personal Statement “I have been a freelance photojournalist for more than twenty years specializing in nature, environmental and adventure photography. My passion and committment to the environment was born from earlier careers as a mountain and wilderness guide.Extensive travel has polished my people skills and creativity to successfully work in foreign environments, be it cultural or climatic. My photographic skills have been tested from the humid, equatorial rainforests to frigid, mountain summits. Whether capturing the entire scene or highlighting the details, I like to compose bold and striking images that lend themselves to graphic illustration."
	Mission Statement Jenny Hager Photography is committed to creating high quality photography promoting the renewable energy industry to help transform environmental practices towards a more healthy and sustainable world.
	Testimonials “Jenny Hager is one of that small handful of american landscape photographers---perhaps three of four---who not only faithfully record the land and whatever grows or lives or is built upon it, but who in vivid images tell us something of the meaning of the land. Technically her work is flawless, but it is her gift of seeing that sets her apart, for she helps us to see too, and this is important, for the meaning of the land is the meaning of our country, in all its contradictions and glory.” Charles E. Little, author of Hope of the Land, The Dying of the Trees, Discover America, and other books.
	"According to Lowell Dodge, “An Appalachian Tragedy” has been instrumental in raising $1 million for its co-sponsoring organization, Appalachian Voices, and related groups, including Trees for the Planet. It has given all of us instant crediility [and] conveys its message so forcefully that a good part of our initial communications with donors is accomplished simply by referring to it.” Liveoak Editions Editor’s Notes, Fall, 2000
	"These images not only capture grandeur of the mountains themselves but also reflect the photograher’s personal vision.” Pomegranate Publishing

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