Howie Garber Images

07/21/2024

Tetonia Club July 26, 27, and 28 Great Live Music and Photography Exhibit by Award-Winning Driggs Photographer Howie Garber.
Images have been exhibited in the Smithsonian Museum and the Museum of Natural History, London

12/31/2023

I am grateful for the organizations that advocate for muscle powered winter recreation.

12/24/2023

Write a caption...The Tongass National Forest in Alaska is the world's largest temperate rainforest. The Biden administration restored roadless protection to over 9 million acres. This helps to conserve biodiversity. There will be more trees to absorb co2.

12/23/2023

Another view that would be ruined by a Little Cottonwood gondola. Even I thought that this would be a form of transportation when they were shooting down avalanches. We are in the age of misinformation. Please support Save Our Canyons to help fund a lawsuit vs Udot. The EIS had a predetermined outcome and wasted thousands of peoples time.

12/23/2023

This is one of the many views that would be obscured by a Little Cottonwood gondola. When I told this gentleman that I was taking photos to stop the gondola, he rode back-and-forth five times. Please support Save our Canyons lawsuit vs Udot.

12/17/2023

A nice woman purchased this photo at Geo Center via Venmo. It never went through and I wasn't paid. Please contact me at [email protected]

12/16/2023

This "Musical Monk" was happy to pose at the Temple for Divine Madman.

12/16/2023

Moose and Deer like to inspect our Christmas ornaments. , ,

12/15/2023

This is the Lost Horse Mill In Colorado. Imagine its mining history. It will be at the Driggs Geo Center today 1 to 5 pm and by appointment.

12/13/2023

This 16x24 photo is called "Not Quite Bite Size" It is framed and being exhibited at Teton Geo Center. There will be affordable art and books. I will be there Friday Dec. 16, 2 to 6 pm or by appointment.

12/12/2023

Orange and Yellow Aspens on west side of Tetons.affordable photos and books at Teton Geo Center Friday December 16 and by appointment.

12/11/2023

Affordable photography and books at Teton Geo Center Friday Dec 15, 2-6 pm and by appointment.

12/10/2023

Adventures in Fine Art Photography exhibit and this rare photo from the west side of the Tetons is at Victor,Id city office.

12/09/2023

Photography by Howie Garber Holiday Art Sale
Geo Center Idea Gallery Driggs Idaho
Books, matted prints, and wall art at affordable prices
Friday Dec 8, 10-4, Saturday Dec 9, 10-3 and Friday Dec 15, 2- 6

04/24/2023

04/08/2023

Deaths among children are now driving the country’s life expectancy declines.

03/15/2023

I am excited about my new coffee table book just completed three weeks ago. It is a hardcover book, 211 pages 12 x 12" and has my past photo from over 30 years from seven continents. I did a similar book in 2015, which one the best fine art book of the year from blurb publishing. Book is $80 +7 dollars shipping and handling.

03/04/2022

This is the first time I have seen crepuscular(god) rays at sunrise. Photograph taken from porch outside my home.

11/15/2021

The moose, snow, and the Christmas spirit seem to be a little late this year.

11/15/2021

The view is different every day from my porch. It is sad to think that my favorite photos might only live on my computer.

11/15/2021

I feel so lucky to see this from my home.

11/14/2021

Part of grand Targhee’s expansion proposal is to put a Ski lift on the distant Ridge. Impacts to the view and wildlife in Jedediah Smith wilderness Would be profound. Teton Canyon

10/18/2021

I am grateful to Maine eX- governor
Percival Baxter. Despite opposition from the Maine legislature, he made 28 donations from 1931 to 1962 and made great financial sacrifice to protect an area now known as Baxter State Park.

10/18/2021

I was surprised when a Melbourne Australia-based band called Quivers contacted me how about the use of a cactus photo.It is really fun to collaborate with such talent.

09/07/2021

The exhibit in Virginia got canceled, What a great opportunity to add content to my website and relive one of my greatest adventures.
Shackleton rescued himself and his crew here. The whaling ships brought rats which killed many of the birds. Folks from All over the world raise money to restore and preserve this special place