a passion for photography. He originally studied Range Management at the University of Arizona and served as a rangeland specialist for the Bureau of Land Management in St. George, Utah. In 2013, The Arizona Sonoran Desert Museum hosted “First Impressions” a solo exhibition of Howard’s works. “The beauty, light and depth of his work are a true inspiration,” said Holly Swangstu,
former Director of the Art Institute. Paley’s photographs portray chiseled mountains, canyons and sweeping landscapes; wildflowers, wildlife and flowing waterfalls; ancient petroglyphs, pictographs and cliff dwellings; sunscapes. moonscapes and dramatic stormscapes; charming windows, doors and the rustic old west.