Michael Malandra Fine Art Photography Gallery

Suffern, États-Unis

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+1 914-262-1760
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www.michaelmalandra.com
Adresse :
14A Lafayette Ave, Suffern, NY, 10901
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300 mSuffern
2.5 kmMahwah Station
2.5 kmMahwah
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Heure locale (Suffern) 23:48 mardi 27 mai 2025

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Coram, NY
UPDATE!!! Michael Malandra has greatly enlarged his portfolio of Fine Art Photography to include some of the most striking photos of the Southwest imaginable. It seems that when Michael travels his heart absorbs the spirit of the venue ~ he then transforms that into the gorgeous photographs that reside in his gallery. The images he creates are incredible … and due to his ‘generosity’ well within the means of the average purveyor… anyone can become a patron and collector…
He’s in Suffern, NY — and his work is available online as well (though there is NOTHING like seeing these photos ‘in person!) Stop by, check out the work — and, maybe … Start your ‘art collection’!