Dwight Hiscano's photostream

An avid outdoorsman and trustee for the NJ chapter of the Nature Conservancy, Dwight Hiscano considers landscape photography a valuable tool with which to promote conservation. His book, New Jersey, the Natural State, a full color coffee table style book published by Rutgers University Press featuring over 100 full color photographs, depicts some of the more natural settings of a heavily urbanized, yet still remarkably beautiful state. This project also focuses attention on the urgent need to preserve what remains of New Jersey’s landscape for future generations.
Internationally published and highly collected, Mr. Hiscano has been creating images of the natural landscape for more than twenty years. Having spent much of his childhood exploring the rugged hills near his family’s home in the New Jersey Highlands, Dwight’s love for the outdoors has led to a passionate effort to capture the North American wilderness on film while bringing new perspectives to the art of landscape photography.
Dwight’s photographs are held in numerous corporate collections, including those at AT&T, Johnson & Johnson, Merck & Co., Merrill Lynch and Oppenheimer. Photographs are also held in the collections of former New Jersey Governor and EPA administrator Christine Todd Whitman, and former acting governor Donald DiFranscesco, as well as in private collections throughout the United States.
Dwight Hiscano's images have appeared in The New York Times, Nature’s Best, Outdoor Photographer, Photographic Magazine, and Nature Conservancy Magazine, and have been featured in books, posters, calendars, note cards, and annual reports both here and abroad. His work has been featured in solo exhibits at the Liberty Science Center and the Noyes Museum of Art,and in many group and solo shows throughout the New York area.
Dwight’s photographs are created using Pentax 6x7 and 645 cameras. The colorful, highly detailed images are printed using only archival quality materials. They range in size from 11X14 to 40x50 inches unframed. Each photograph is limited to an edition of no more than 50 prints. Images from throughout North America are available. For more information visit www.dwighthiscano.com