Patrick Jablonski is a tremendous example of the contemporary black and white photographers inspired by the western landscape. Patrick has worked with John Sexton, Morley Baer, Ruth Bernhard, and for the Ansel Adams Publishing Rights Trust. In his photographs, you can see hints of these technical and visionary influences as he formulates his own interpretations of the natural scene. Patrick is doing excellent work, and it will be interesting to watch him progress.

From 1986 to 1991 Patrick worked in the field of commercial photography in Washington D.C. as a Studio Manager, Photographic Assistant, and later as a Staff Photographer. In 1991 Patrick relocated to California to work as Photographic Assistant to John Sexton. In the five years that followed he came to know and work with many renowned photographers such as Morley Baer, Ruth Bernhard, and Ray McSavaney.

Patrick is currently an instructor for The Ansel Adams Gallery Photography Workshops. Patrick was also an instructor with the John Sexton Photography Workshops program and during 1995 worked as darkroom assistant and printmaker for Morley Baer.

In November of that same year Patrick became Photographic Consultant and Printmaker to The Ansel Adams Publishing Rights Trust as well as the Morley Baer Family Trust. Presently, while pursuing his own photography, Patrick is a conservator of fine photographic prints for galleries and private collectors and is an instructor of photography at Monterey Peninsula College.

The Ansel Adams Gallery has represented Patrick's photography since 1992 and his images are part of collections throughout the United States, Europe and Asia.