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See “Wings, Wonders & Wonderscapes” at this Lakeland photographer’s exhibit

Photographer Andy Glogower will showcase his works in his first gallery exhibit at the Mulberry Cultural Center.

A gray and reddish egret lifts its wings as it steps through shallow water.

See works like “Dance of the Reddish Egret” on display.

Photo by Andy Glogower

Lakeland has no shortage of beautiful natural scenery, but it takes a keen eye like photographer Andy Glogower’s to capture it on camera. His first gallery exhibit is set to open on Thursday, June 27 at the Mulberry Cultural Center (103 E. Canal Street, Mulberry).

Glogower got his start shooting his daughter’s dance recitals at Harrison School for the Arts. In just a few years’ time, he’s now a published photographer (you’ll see many of his shots in The Lakelander) and an international award winner — he won the bronze medal for Team United States in the 2023 World Photographic Cup.

A silhouette of a person walking under a large tree without leaves on its branches. A sunrise or sunset is seen in the far background, and the sky is orange and hazy.

If you see a piece you love — like “Gone Fishing” — they may be for sale at the gallery.

Photo by Andy Glogower

The works in his exhibit, “Wings, Wonders & Wonderscapes,” feature the beauty of nature + wildlife in Lakeland, across the state, and even abroad. Visit the Mulberry Cultural Center Tuesday-Saturday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. through Friday, Aug. 9 to browse the 40+ photos.

Pro tip: Don’t miss the opening reception on Thursday, June 27, 5-7 p.m.

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