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August 26 2008
Joel Sartore Photography
Bioko Island published in August National Geographic
An article featuring Joel's work from Bioko Island in Africa was published in the August, 2008 issue of National Geographic. Look for coverage from the story by the end of the year.
August 23 2008
Positive Images
Back to The Garden
Gardening is as hot as ever, no matter how cool the weather gets !
Our Horticultural files are constantly growing, from garden techniques with down-and-dirty details to lush beauty shots and intimate lifestyle images. Contact us directly for in-depth book research , photo essays, or just that one perfect shot of a flower, tree, shrub, herb, fruit or vegetable.
We can set up a lightbox or overnight a cd customized to your project. Check out the website;but know that we have lots more on file and new images daily !
For all your Gardening needs, Think Positive.
August 21 2008
Alaska Stock Images
Global Warming & Climate Change photos
Global warming is an editorial and political hotbed topic being covered extensively around the globe. Some scientists predict that Alaska will be the "canary in the coal mine" and effects will become more and more evident in the Great Land. Already several of our photographers are documenting Arctic climate changes, causal effects, and the impact to polar bears and other wildlife.
To see these images that illustrate climate change and global warming stories and theories view this online gallery:
http://www.alaskastock.com/lbmail.asp?pb=Global_Warming_Climate_Change&co=ALASTO01
For more info call: 800.487.4285 or 907.276.1343
OR email: info@alaskastock.com
August 21 2008
Graeme Teague Photography
SUMMER
New - summer stock - rye, wheat, festivals, 4th July fireworks, fire and fireman in action, people, obesity, poverty, food banks and outreach programs, southern belle, gardens, even wildlife rescue and predator bird rehabilitation!
Largest, most extensive stock on the state of Georgia in the world!
New - Peaches!! - orchards in bloom, pink mania, new peaches, fresh, homemade peach ice cream - hmmm!
New - lifestyles - the beauty salon!
St.Lucia - breathtaking new spiritual resort Jade Mountain, dazzling underwater, amazing fishing villages, people, & world renowned artist Zaka and his island masks!
August 16 2008
Shutterspudz LLC
Summer is coming to a close
Fall is around the corner and we could not be happier. The cooler weather and colorful trees are our favorite time of year to photograph.
Glade Creek Grist Mill in West Virginia is normally beautiful the second week of October if the summer was dry. Let's hope for dry weather so the leaves will be worth photographing.
Our final "Wings of Fancy" butterfly workshop is mid-August. There were over 60 species to catalog on our last visit.
October will begin our speaking engagements. The first will be in Manassas for the local camera club. Contact us for more details.
Pat returns to Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks in September to finalize our work on the Yellowstone/ Grand Teton Tater book.
We are both shooting every chance we get, but like many of you we continue our daily routine.
Check the site for new photos! Hope to see you in the field. Remember, beautiful nature photography does not have to be difficult.
Your Taters,
Shirley and Pat Collins
August 1 2008
Dennis Cox, LLC
Croatia & Montenegro/Eastern Turkey
New coverage of both Balkans countries in June, primarily along the coast and Hvar Island.
July covered Eastern Turkey now providing extensive coverage of whole country.
July 29 2008
Connie Toops
Breaking news:
In depth coverage of First Lady Laura Bush's visit to Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site, Flat Rock, NC, on July 28, 2008, to announce a $50,000 National Park Foundation youth education grant. Images of Mrs. Bush with area children involved in Junior Ranger and FRESH youth programs, park staff, preparations, tour of Carl Sandburg home, presentation of Sandburg works by Flat Rock Players.
Specializing in coverage of backyard wildlife:
Deep files of eastern bluebirds in all seasons, complete natural history life cycle. Large selection of photos of eastern bluebirds on natural perches, at nestboxes, eating native fruits, etc.
Spring-summer coverage of ruby-throated hummingbirds on native nectar-bearing flowers.
Cute shots of flying squirrels at dusk, eating, playing in trees, mother with young.
Appalachian pack rat at nest -- a declining species with lots of personality!
Meadow vole, white-footed mouse, & short-tail shrew.
Native eastern butterflies on colorful native and garden flowers.
RECENT TRIPS:
Ecuador (June 2008) -- Ecotravel and Birding Emphasis. Bellavista Cloud Forest Reserve near Quito, including activities and habitats around cloud forest lodge, lots of hummingbirds. Galapagos: Genovesa, Fernandina, Isabella, Santiago, Bartolome, North Seymore, Santa Cruz, Espanola, and San Cristobal Islands. Volcanic formations, plants, habitats. Red-footed, blue-footed, and Nazca boobies, great and magnificent frigatebirds, waved albatrosses courting/nesting. Flightless cormorants, Galapagos sea lions and fur seals, marine and land iguanas, lava lizards, Galapagos tortoises.
UPCOMING APPEARANCES:
Southern Appalachian Nature Photographers (SANP), September 30, 2008, 7 pm at Goins Auditorium, Pellissippi State Technical Community College, Knoxville, TN. Evening presentation on Galapagos photography. More info: www.sanp.net
12th Annual Space Coast Birding & Wildlife Festival, January 21-26, 2009, Titusville, FL. Two classroom presentations: Bluebirds Across America and Attracting and Photographing Wildlife in Your Backyard. Follow-up Attracting and Photographing Wildlife in Your Backyard outdoor photography workshops at local backyard hotspots. More info: www.natureandspace.com
New River Birding and Nature Festival, April 27-May 2, 2009, Fayetteville, WV. Daily birding field trips and evening presentations. More info: www.birding-wv.com
July 12 2008
Kay Shaw Photography
Yosemite, published photos, bird nests
Kay recently spent a week in Yosemite National Park and has many images from there, including rainbows in waterfalls and wild flowers.
Three of her photos have been used in the 2009 Minnesota Weatherguide Calendars. Two are cloud images in the wall calendar, the other is a sunset reflection and reeds image in the weekly engagement calendar. Kay has had her images selected for these calendars for many years.
She has had the opportunity to photograph bird nests recently - catbird, both the nest and young birds; and olive-backed thrush, just the nest. Both birds had beautiful blue-green eggs.
Kay continues to sell her book, Nepal Trek - A Woman Alone, about her week-long trek in Nepal as a group of one (with seven men to take care of her!)
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