ABOUT THE ARTIST
Ken Dvorak’s Photography comes from his love affair with the outdoors. He continues to seek inspiration from nature and her wondrous landscape.

He has been taking images since the late 60’s when he bought his first 35mm fixed lens SLR. After a few years in the Navy he moved on to teaching, spending 30 years working with Special Education students. At that time his photography was a hobby and outlet from the stress of teaching.

Retiring to Montana in 2005 he decided to pursue photography as a little more than a hobby. He set up a studio and gallery and began to follow a dream.

One Hand Clapping Studio and Gallery is located in the beautiful Seeley-Swan valley. He invites you to stop in and see his work or just to have a cup of coffee and talk about photography.

RECENT UPDATES
Ken's "Clearwater River" photo is featured on the 2008 Seeley Lake Lions Club phone book.

"This river is the Western boundary of our property and is home to many native Montana fish including the endangered Bull Trout.  It is a river that I love to shoot as it is constantly offering new and interesting views."

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If you are interested in obtaining a copy of the phone book, contact:
The Seeley Lake Lions Club, PO Box 215, Seeley Lake, MT  59868.

WHERE ART THRIVES: GROUP BLENDS DIFFERENT ARTISTIC STYLES, SPREADS CREATIVITY IN REGION
by Joe Nickell of the Missoulian,
May 19, 2008.

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AAI ARTWORK ADORNS THE WALLS
by Caroline Jenkins of the Seeley-Swan Pathfinder, January 17, 2008.

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