I received my first camera, a Yashica Mat 124 medium format, as a gift from my parents, who encouraged me to enjoy and learn the elements of photography: focus, exposure, depth of field, composition, etc.  Upon recently re-locating to the Poconos, I found myself living next to the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, a place of great natural beauty and an inspiring subject for landscape photography.  In my photographic work, I seek to reveal a balanced compositional representation of the inherent strength and beauty of our natural landscape.  Currently working with a large format 4x5 view camera, I enjoy the extraordinary scenic detail revealed in larger prints.  - Jordan D. Lewis

Links: Winsford Way Studios
October/November 2011 Issue of Local Flair Magaine.

Mr. Lewis is active in the regional fundraising community, and donates prints for auction to the following organizations:
• The Auxiliary of Pocono Medical Center TV-13 Auction for the new Dale and Francis Hughes Cancer Center
• Monroe Lady Golfers to benefit the Woman-to-Woman Fund at the PMC's new Hughes Cancer Center 
• The Arts & Antiques Auction for The American Cancer Society, to benefit the new Dale & Frances Hughes Cancer Center
• Devereux Pocono's 30th anniversary Skytop Benefit and Auction 
• AWSOM, the Animal Welfare Society of Monroe Animal Shelter - Skytop Benefit and Auction
• Habitat for Humanity, Stroudsburg, PA, Benefit and Auction
• Angels of Hope Ball for the new Dale and Francis Hughes Cancer Center