Ron Lake is a professional fine art travel and landscape photographer specializing in large-scale, colorful images taken from around the world. Whether it be his stunning signature image of purple rows of lavender leading up to the Abbaye de Senanque, or the exquisite Riva Classica vintage boat positioned in front of an incredible early morning view of Positano, Ron always strives to make a photograph from a unique angle of view to give the observer a true sense of being there...as if you can walk right into the photo.

As an artist, Ron holds an M.F.A. in Fine Art Photography from Pratt Institute. Throughout his professional career, he has continuously looked for the cutting edge in technique and technology in order to fulfill his obsession with capturing incredible depth of field, detail, and drama in his images. Ron’s continuous expansion of his European portfolios came to an abrupt halt with the 2020 pandemic; however, when one door closes, another one opens. In August of 2020, Ron partnered with longtime colleague and friend, Loren Fisher, to open Focus - A Vermont Gallery in Woodstock, VT. Then and there, a new chapter began. 

What's next is always the fun part, and although I am exploring 3 new projects, only time will tell....

Favorite awards, shows, and accomplishments 

Art of the Northeast - Abbaye de Senanque highlighted in the New York Times

Spectra, The National Triennial in Photography 2004 – Award recipient for Verso la Ca’Solare

Mystic Outdoor Art Festival 2005 – Grand Prize – Best in Show

Crate & Barrel 2007 – National Distribution – Venetian Bridges Series

Photoworks 09 – Juried by Malcolm Daniel Curator, Metropolitan Museum of Art NYC 

Thank You Connecticut 2014 – Fernando Luis Alvarez Gallery – Featured Artist

Finalist,  68th Annual Art of the Northeast at the Silvermine Arts Center New Canaan, CT where he has recently been named a new guild member

Abstraction, The Kent Art Association  2026  Spring Juried show   - Best in Show for    Flying A Gasoline.     Juried by  Mr. Billy Morrison,  Owner /Director of   The Morrison Gallery Kent Ct.