Above: Super Blood Moon phases
The Adirondacks invoke a need to explore and discover in almost anyone. For me, it’s the fact that around every bend there’s a new dynamic scene, one that’s almost untouched by man. That, along with the vast recreational opportunities, inspire my photography. – Jake Sporn ’15
morning mist on Upper St Regis
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paddling to Madawaska Pond
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sunset on Mt Jo
Whiteface Mountain snowcats at sunrise
Jake Sporn
Jake Sporn is a freelance photographer from the Adirondacks, a Paul Smith’s graduate with a Bachelors of Business Management and Entrepreneurial Studies and minor in Natural Resource Sustainability. Sporn has always used photography to document different activities in his life, whether it be skiing, paddling, beekeeping, or just the everyday.
