Ron Lowery, preservationist with a camera and an airplane

Ron Lowery is a gravity-defying, professional photographer and pilot who has produced award-winning photographs marketed around the world.

In 2003, using a twin engine plane that he and his son built, Lowery flew 14,000 miles to retrace and photograph the Lewis and Clark trail. He and co-author Mary Walker, co-authored a book and DVD about this adventure, Chasing Lewis & Clark Across America: A 21st Century Aviation Adventure.

For the past 15 years, Ron has traveled extensively with his plane, virtually living in the sky to capture the exact moment and the lighting he desires for each photograph.

The photographic images from Ron Lowery’s creative mind have been used by corporations globally. His story of retracing Lewis and Clark has been the subject of several articles including the Business & Aviation Journals, Seattle Post Intelligencer, and St. Louis Post Dispatch.

He was profiled in the book Right Brain, Left Brain Photography: The Art and Technique of 70 Modern Masters by Kathryn Marx and featured in the June 2005 issue of EAA Sport Aviation magazine. His unusual flying lifestyle was profiled in the April 2007 issue of Southern Living magazine.

He and his wife Sue, a graphic and web designer, have traveled extensively. Their home base is Chattanooga, TN.

You can see more of his images on www.ronlowery.com.

Ron is also in demand as a speaker for museums and civic organzations in cities across America. The river-protecting organization, American Rivers, has worked with him to bring his program to audiences across the country and done joint promotions about Chasing Lewis & Clark Across America.

It is these skills and the his passion for travel that will make your trip a success.

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