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Art is very honored to have his photos featured inside & out in the August edition of the superb French nature magazine Terre Sauvage.
http://www.terre-sauvage.com/le-magazine/le-magazine
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Salmon & Bears – Images by Art Wolfe
Sockeye salmon run thick in the rivers and streams of Katmai. However, these fish are smart. I was unable to capture the shots I wanted of the fish since they were very agitated by the bears hunting them. The bears work in unison, churning the water, then snagging the confused fish in their powerful jaws.
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Bears & Salmon – Images by Art Wolfe
Katmai National Park is one of my go-to places for bears. It is extraordinary to say the least & the scenery isn’t too shabby either. In particular, I was able to photograph a sow & her two cubs. She looked at me, looked at her cubs, and sat down as if giving me permission.
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Johsel Namkung’s work was revelatory to me. His work was art and the rhythms of nature permeated it in sophisticated simplicity as only a master can achieve.
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British Columbia and the San Juans July 2013 – Images by Art Wolfe
I have judged the first Compelling Image Contest at ShutterLoveOnline. There were many terrific entries and here are the results. Special congratulations to Paul Leatherbury and Werner Priller!
http://www.thecompellingimagecontest.com/
Do you ever wonder where some of the world’s best salmon comes from?
Copper River Aerials – Images by Art Wolfe
I’ll be photographing in Bristol Bay, Alaska all week, but on the way got some nice aerials of the St. Elias Range and the Copper River.
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Amazon aerials & primates – Images by Art Wolfe
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Manaus & Pink Dolphins – Images by Art Wolfe
Continuing along the “Year of Firsts” theme for 2013, I was able to photograph the playful Amazon river dolphin for the first time in my career.
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CURRENTS, published by the North American Nature Photography Association (NANPA), is running an excerpt from Art’s latest book The New Art of Photographing Nature.
Interested in nature photography? Consider joining NANPA
NANPA’s Mission –
NANPA promotes the art and science of nature photography as a medium of communication, nature appreciation, and environmental protection.
NANPA provides information, education, inspiration and opportunity for all persons interested in nature photography.
NANPA fosters excellence and ethical conduct in all aspects of our endeavors and especially encourages responsible photography in the wild.
