Lost Valley Photo

06/09/2019

12/04/2014

Just got a new camera...who knows what may happen!

08/07/2012

Oh Canada 2012

07/22/2012

Well it's been almost 2 years since we posted photos here at Lost Valley Photo. Life had just gotten in the way. But, good news, we got the camera out while working in Canada and have been able to take a few snapshots. How about we post a few...

02/26/2010

The Blue Whale on old Route 66 in Catoosa Oklahoma!

02/25/2010

What and where is this?

01/31/2010

Today we added a few photos to our collection of Arkansas Winter images. The two new photos are in black and white...not far from the origional colors that the eye saw. Looks cold...

01/30/2010

A "Little Bit" of winter to share!

01/25/2010

Lost Valley Photo has recenty upgraded and rearranged it's website in order to make it easier to navigate. If you have a few spare moments, take a look and let us know what you think....did it help?

Welcome to Lost Valley Photo, the photography of Larry Roberts. Larry is a lifelong resident of Arkansas who enjoys capturing life in all it's forms. Galleries below consist of stock images and projects both private and commercial. Russellville, Arkansas, 72801, United States

01/20/2010

It's hard to belive I own a Senior! Could not ask for a better son, Thanks Drew!

01/18/2010

01/14/2010

Thanks to everyone who has become a fan on Facebook! The response has been fantastic.

Last weekend the Roberts family made a trip over to Holla Bend for a look-see. We were not dissapointed....in total we saw: 20ish Bald Eagles, Deer, 30+ Hawks, Pelicans, Snow Geese, Opossum and an Armadello. Not to mention the two Owls that were in a verbal confrontation we almost drove right past without noticing. Drew was manning the camera and was able to snap the attached photo of one of the owls sitting on the ground. We think there is a mouse somewhere under those feathers but have no proof.

If you ever go to Holla Bend wanting to see some of the large quantities of wildlife, remember one thing….slow down! The animals are so well camo'ed most of the time you must pay close attention to see anything. They can see you long before you see them.

Thanks again for signing up on FB, we will do our best to pass along photos from time to time that you may like. Also, a ton of other wild photos can be seen at www.lostvalleyphoto.com, look for the stock gallery.