About
Pat Baker was born in 1950 on April 23. He is a climber, adventure photojournalist, and photographer. He is generally known as Pat Baker of Texas. Born in Presidio, Texas in 1982, he entered the photography industry.
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As early as age 10, Patrick Stuart Baker was exposed to the nature and climbed mountains in Presidio. His aptitude for exploring landscapes and climbing mountains molded his photographic profession. On his outings, he began capturing photographs to share with his family and friends.
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Patrick Stuart Baker went to many mountains, oceans, deserts, and other wild locations on earth to capture and feel their magnificence. This is how he has connected with the world throughout the years, using photos that are not only breathtaking but also ageless.
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Patrick Stuart Baker was born in the Texas city of Presidio. The city is situated in Presidio County, which is located over the border from Mexico. The word means stronghold in Spanish. Andrew Baker was his father, and Lilian Baker was his mother. They were among the few white individuals in the city. The population was mostly Hispanic or Latino.
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Patrick Stuart Baker had an early passion for climbing, a pastime he inherited from his father, an avid climber. Over time, Baker joined his father on his travels, and the two of them were able to explore and experience new experiences in other regions of the United States.
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Baker's father passed away while he was just 15 years old. He determined to continue the exploits as a tribute to and in remembrance of his father. He obtained his first camera at the age of sixteen and began collecting images as he traveled to new locations. He shared the images with his mother and acquaintances, who began to recognize his talent. He did photography as a pastime for some time before deciding to become a professional photographer.
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Patrick Stuart Baker attended elementary school at Presidio. He attended Lucy Rede Franco Middle School and Presidio High School thereafter. Aside from infrequent trips with his father, he spent most of his boyhood in Presidio.
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He attended Odessa College District for two years before quitting out. Prior to acquiring an interest in automobiles, he started working in his hometown in a variety of unrelated positions. He eventually returned to college before becoming an auto mechanic.
