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Formed 80 million years ago as sedimentary deposits in an inland sea, the chalk rock formations known as Monument Rocks are a National Natural Landmark, and a significant source of ancient marine fossils.
Taken 12-31-13 Gove County, KS

REF # : BW-4964 R-4 D800E 100MM

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Jorn’s photographs have been published in books, calendars, billboards, magazines, and newspapers throughout the world, including The London Times, Focus Magazine, Readers Digest International, and Nebraska Life Magazine. He has also won awards, including Best of Show, at photography competitions and juried art exhibits.

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For me, photography is an adventure where new experiences, unique places and the unfolding of artistic vision are gathered and synthesized on the road of discovery and personal growth. Capturing a moment in time that emphasizes the beauty and mystery of the natural world is an experience that I hope to never grow tired of.

Jorn Olsen

The challenge of interpreting a scene or creating an image, which invokes an emotional response and level of interest within the viewer, is a constant and nagging itch that is ever present in the mind of an artist.

Jorn Olsen

I sincerely believe the value of my photography derives from my appreciation of it as an art form, which inspires a tireless dedication to use all my skills, knowledge and available technique to create images that honestly portray the story and artistic essence of the moment captured.

Jorn Olsen