Peter's long passion for nature photography brings us stunning studies of trees as living sculptures. From his striking "Big Tree" - a majestic oak captured in dramatic black and white - to his "Aspen Abstract" series that transforms forest groves into rhythmic compositions of light and shadow.

Peter's work reflects his unique perspective as both a retired graphic designer and a dedicated naturalist. His "Natural Abstract" series reduces organic forms to their essential elements, finding beauty in weathered wood and bark patterns that most would overlook. A longtime San Antonio resident, Peter serves on the board of the San Antonio Art League & Museum and is part of the River Art Group collective. His photography has been featured in several self-published books, including a recent collaboration exploring the health benefits of trees.

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Window Light - Taos, NM Peter Szarmach 8 x 10 in.    Digital Photography

Inside Out - McNay Museum Peter Szarmach 10 x 8 in.    Digital Photography

Mr Luna's Jacal - Big Bend NP Peter Szarmach 8 x 10 in.    Digital Photography

Red Rocks #1, Red Rocks, CO Peter Szarmach 8 x 10    Digital Photography

Aspen Abstract Peter Szarmach 11 x 14    Digital Photography

Dunes at Dusk, South Padre Island Peter Szarmach 8 x 10    Digital Photography

Mexican Violetear, Costa Rica Peter Szarmach 5 x 7    Digital Photography

Rainstorm, near Grand Teton NP Peter Szarmach 11 x 14    Digital Photography

Montezuma Oropendula #2, Costa Rica Peter Szarmach 5 x 7    Digital Photography

Umbrella Skies, Barcelona Peter Szarmach 10 x 8    Digital Photography

Taos Pueblo Stream Peter Szarmach 11 x 14    Digital Photography

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Big Tree - Goose Island, Texas Peter Szarmach 8 x 10    Digital Photography

Violet Sabrewing, Costa Rica Peter Szarmach 7 x 5    Digital Photography

Natural Abstract #250 - Guadalupe State Park Peter Szarmach 8 x 10    Digital Photography

Golden Dusk, Taos Peter Szarmach 11 x 14    Digital Photography