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Albany | Mark Osler

by Mark Osler
Gary Farley teaches biology while talking with one of his students.
During a conversation, Gary Farley makes a point about the subject being taught.
Gary Farley talks with student Eugene Poole during 2nd period with grade english class.
Gary Farley helps student Eugene Poole during his eighth-grade English class formatting an informal letter.
Gary Farley and his son, Joshua, 12, spend time together on the basketball court at Clinton County High School.
A row of ties along the waters of Grider Hill dock create an artistic pattern.
A young man housed in the local jail ponders over his situation.
Gary Farley
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