Volume 3

July - 2019

Cover: Seattle at Night

Letter from the Editors:

Welcome to Art of Emergency Medicine, a curated art blog dedicated to showcasing the creative side of emergency professionals! This volume comes at you following July fourth celebrations and preparations for a warm summer. Hopefully, you can cool off and peruse through some awesome artwork created by your colleagues!

As always, we would like to thank each and every professional who has submitted artwork. If you wish to learn more about the artists featured in this issue, scroll to the bottom of this page or visit our contributors page for a continuously updated list of biographies.

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Stairway

A street light refraction during golden hour.

Falling Water

San Antonio Falls located near Mount Baldy in Angeles National Park captured during a cold snap in Los Angeles when snow fell in the city of Pomona. Captured using a Nikon D7500 and ND Filters with an exposure time of around 5 seconds.

Makin’ Waves

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Sunrise over the watchman

Captured in 2019 on a recent trip to Utah in the crisp morning air, I enjoyed setting up my tripod to capture the vivid colors and soft light of the rising sun over Watchman Peak and the Virgin River. Birds were singing, there was a slight cool breeze, and the sound of the flowing water made for quite a perfect and picturesque setting.

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This Months Featured Artists:

Dave Allman

Currently the Assistant Clinical Manager for suburban ED, Level 1 Trauma Center. I've been in this ED for 20 years as an RN, 3 years in a Chicago ED before that. Wife, 2 kids, dog, fish, tortoise at home. Hobbies include travel, cooking, diy.
Daniel

Daniel is a emergency medical technician and first aid instructor working out of Vienna, Austria.

Nolan Ung

Resident at the Harbor-UCLA Psychiatry program that staffs both Adult and Child/Adolescent Psychiatric Emergency Room.

John Warren

A retired Fire Service Battalion Chief, EMT, and Urban Search and Rescue Team Safety Officer.

Jonathan Warren, MD

A PGY-2 at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center and founder of Art of Emergency Medicine. His hobbies include photography, hiking, Netflix, and dogs. He’s always on the lookout for the next adventure. Find more of his photography on Instagram.

You can learn more about the artists featured in this and other volumes at our contributors page!