Fulton County Public Library displays photography by Tony Straw

Monday, August 5, 2024 at 8:42 AM

New photography exhibit at the Rochester branch is available to patrons through Sept. 30

Photographer Tony Straw is the newest artist to display at the Fulton County Public Library, Rochester branch.

He officially opened Tony Straw Photography in 2016 and specializes in taking photos of the things he loves: dogs, wildlife, nature, landscapes and portraits. His work is on display now through Sept. 30.

Originally from Culver, Straw lives in Plymouth with his wife Jennifer and three dogs, Gus, Chloe and Buddy.

He was voted one of Indiana’s top 25 photographers by friends and family, and has been a photographer since he could hold a camera.

He is available for hire for pet photo sessions, all human sessions (except wedding ceremony photos), Real Estate photography, athletic events, senior photo sessions, family photo sessions, holiday photos and more.

To learn more, visit his website at tonystrawphotography.com, email tonystraw9@hotmail.com or call 574-250-3142.

–FCPL report

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