Spokane photographer, Don Wiley is best known worldwide for his photographs at Slackwater - Don, where international visitors leave glowing comments. In response to a Thursday story in The North Palouse Washington e-Newscast about one of his pictures he said, " I genuinely appreciate your interest in my photography."
When a viewer in Rockford heard about Wiley's picture of the historic Water Power pump house building, built by Washington Water Power in 1916-1917 in Rockford, word spread throughout the town like wild-fire. By evening, it seemed like everyone was talking about the picture Wiley took in Rockford, and were sending the Slackwater - Don link to friends far and near.
"I appreciate the added attention since visitors who enjoy our pictures are the reason we keep taking picture and posting them. The fun aside from taking the pictures, which comes first, is the involvement with other amateur photographers all over the world. Pictures transcend the political barriers and help us understand that people everywhere share the same fundamental interests that show up in their pictures," Wiley said.
"Photo blogging provides a fun hobby that I've enjoyed for a number of years. I now have something over 1,000 images on my photo blog site. These can be seen by clicking on Archive over any picture where all the pictures are listed by category," Wiley said in an email interview.
"Typically, I shoot landscapes but include a few of everything. I always shoot from the road since I don't want to invade any one's property. Each Tuesday I post a barn picture in support of a meme devoted to nothing but barn pictures. Mine come from all over the northwest.
One needs only to visit Wiley's website to appreciate his talent and devotion to sharing pictures that speak volumes.
"Thanks for the publicity. I liked what you wrote about my photography and the pictures of the old Water Works Pump House in Rockford," Wiley said.The final photograph of that series appeared on his website today. Viewers from around the world say,
"Thank you, Slackwater - Don!"
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A well wtitten followup to the article on my pictures in Rockford. It's fun to have this kind of support. h I hope eNewsletter viewers will continue to visit my site at http://slackwater.aninus3. com.
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