Gray Malin captures natural beauty with jaw-dropping photography

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Gray Malin captures natural beauty with jaw-dropping photography. (2026, October 24). CBS News. https://www.cbsnews.com/video/gray-malin-captures-the-beauty-of-the-world-with-jaw-dropping-photography/

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Gray Malin, an author and fine art photographer known for his colorful and conceptual works, has released a new book titled "Snow" that features 15 years of winter photography from locations such as Aspen and Antarctica. The collection showcases sweeping aerial shots of snowy landscapes.

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Photographer Gray Malin has released a new photography book titled "Snow," featuring 15 years of stunning winter landscapes captured in locations such as Aspen and Antarctica. Malin is known for his vibrant conceptual photos and sweeping aerial shots, and this latest collection continues to showcase his talent for capturing natural beauty. The book, which was announced on October 24, 2026, highlights the serene and dramatic aspects of winter scenery in various environments around the world.

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