Rudy Biser's Gallery
Sept. 12 - Oct. 25, 2008, Biser displays views of the Grand Canyon from his multiple hikes fro rim-to-rim.  We rarely see photos from the floor of the Grand Canyon.   Nov. 1 - Nov. 15, 2008 Biser displays his collection of photos from his tour in Vietnam, accompanied by photos from Washington D.C.
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8x10 in 16x20 Frame & Mat		8x10 Under Glass		8x10 Under Glass		8x10 in 16x20 Frame & Mat
8x10 in 16x20 Frame & Mat		8x10 in 16x20 Frame & Mat		8x10 Under Glass		8x10 Under Glass
8x10 Under Glass		8x10 in 16x20 Frame & Mat		8x10 Under Glass		8x10 in 16x20 Frame & Mat

ARTIST'S STATEMENT

We who made it out of The Nam have an obligation to tell the story the best way we can for those that didn't make it. One out of every forty eight soldiers didn't make it out alive. One in every eight was some sort of casualty.

The odds were not good, but we went, 2.8 million. We just had to make it one year and what a year it was. I bought my first 35mm when I was in Vietnam. I think I took better care of my Minolta than my M-16. I still have the camera but it has since been retired, in my display case. The photos that I took there are the ones that are priceless for me.

I would like to thank Matt Cook for challenging and tasking me to put this showing together. This way I can fulfill my obligation the best way I can, with my photos.

2006 Prices for this show are kept low to make it easier to bring

these memories to more homes, especially for our Veterans.

Prices may change at any time without notice.