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Pulitzer-Prize-winning photographer Jack Dykinga blends large-format landscape art photography with documentary photojournalism. Jack’s latest book A Photographer's Life released in February 2017, documents his fascinating journey from prize-winning photojournalist to celebrated nature photographer. He is a regular contributor to Arizona Highways and National Geographic magazine, and his work has appeared in publications including Audubon, Harpers and Time. He has published 10 wilderness-advocacy, large-format books. Jack's fine-art images have been featured along with the work of Ansel Adams in a major retrospective show. In April 2010, Jack’s image “Stone Canyon” was selected as one of the forty best Nature Photographs of all time by the International League of Conservation Photographers and he received the 2011 Outstanding Photographer of the Year Award from the Nature Photographers of North America in March 2011. His recent work includes the Texas Mexico border region, highlighting the biological diversity of protected areas along the Rio Grande River, and the wilderness lands of Native American Tribes. Jack and his wife Margaret live in Tucson, Arizona. In March 2017 he received the prestigious NANPA Lifetime Achievement Award.