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The Buffalo Dancer, eyes wild with excitement, pays tribute to the buffalo through dance. The Buffalo (actually Bison) was vital to many Native American tribes. They used every part; nothing went to waste. The Dancer wore his finest feathers and beads to show his respect for the magnificent beast. The Greeting Card works best with vertical orientation. You can move the image to get the best view.

Artist's Statement: My photographic images and paintings are not necessarily meant to be without imperfections in the subject matter. If a leaf shows nibbles from an insect, for example, I believe this just adds to the whole and enables the viewer to relate and feel more a part of the experience. We are not perfect creatures and other things in nature are not always perfect either. Thus, I believe we connect to the imperfect on a subconscious level as imperfection is something we all have in common. One of my goals in art is to create beauty from the ordinary. A way I accomplish this is to photograph the subject to bring out the finer nuances, the subtle beauty that is oftentimes overlooked when viewing from afar. My current art is...