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Australian Outback – Images by Art Wolfe
One of his favorite locations, Art has revisited Devils’s Marbles south of Tennant Creek. It’s famous for the gigantic granite boulders arrayed across a the flat landscape.
For those of you not traveling via Lufthansa in April, have a look at this great spread in their on-board April edition.
Top photographers wax poetic about their dream destinations in the April issue of Lufthansa Magazine
(in German and English).
>>CLICK HERE to view the article
You can download an iPad app for the magazine here:
http://www.lufthansa.com/us/en/Lufthansa-Magazin
There is a very nice spread in the University of Washington Alumni Magazine “COLUMNS” this month. The University is celebrating 2012 as their 150th Anniversary and featuring noteworthy Alumni.
Art Wolfe graduated in 1975. This spread also celebrates the beautiful and unique natural environment of the UW campus as only Art can see it.
>>VIEW – Columns Magazine Here
>>GALLERY – View even more images Art has taken on the UW campus
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iphone Melbourne – Images by Art Wolfe
Just having fun looking around and trying the camera on my new iPhone. Melbourne is alive.
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BLOG: Oregon Workshop Participants – Images by Art Wolfe
Here are some images from my workshop in Oregon that just concluded. Enjoy!
Workshop Participants that submitted images:
Stuart Gordon
Rona Zevin
Deborah Loth
Doug Bolt
Andrew Haliburton
Explore the world’s largest freshwater wetland, home to abundant wildlife and the unforgettable Pantaniero culture.
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BLOG: Pantanal Workshop July 2012 – Images by Art Wolfe
Travel with Art & Near Eastern specialist Emily Wilson to this land, at once both ancient and modern.
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Turkey – Images by Art Wolfe
Begins at the birding paradise Kutch Wildlife Sanctuary, winds through a truly dazzling array of bazaars and ends at one of the oldest continously inhabited cities on Earth, sacred Varanasi on the Ganges.
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BLOG: Cultural India November 2012 – Images by Art Wolfe
http://artwolfeworkshops.com/international.php
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BLOG: Hamilton Island, Australia – Images by Art Wolfe
After working with a private photo group on gorgeous Hamilton Island off the coast of Queensland, Art took to the skies to photograph the Great Barrier Reef.
Art is currently on a workshop tour across Australia. There is still time to sign up for Art’s lectures and workshops. Melbourne, March 23 & 24 and Perth March 30 & 31.
CLICK HERE for more info on Australia workshops and tours
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BLOG: World Water Day – Images by Art Wolfe
International World Water Day is held annually on 22 March as a means of focusing attention on the importance of freshwater and advocating for the sustainable management of freshwater resources.
http://www.unwater.org/worldwaterday/
If you are interested in exploring the subject further, check out the iLCP’s award-winning beautiful book on the freshwater ecosystems of the world: http://www.ilcp.com/publications/fresh-water-the-essence-of-life#
Publisher Frederking & Thaler is reissuing the award-winning German edition Edge of the Earth, Corner of the Sky in Europe!
Bergspitzen, die wie glühendes Eisen in der Sonne leuchten, Kaskaden von Licht über brechenden Pazifikwellen, das berauschende Farbspiel herbstlicher Wälder und die glasklare Schönheit eisbedeckter Granitberge. Wolfes Bilder sind sensationell, atemberaubend und immer wieder faszinierend. In Landschaften zwischen Himmel und Erde porträtiert er Natur rund um den Globus und schafft ein Werk, das uns Seite für Seite ins Staunen versetzt.
240 Seiten, ca. 300 Abbildungen, Format 24,5 x 30,5 cm, Hardcover mit Schutzumschlag
Witness: Defining Conservation Photography Feature from Neil Ever Osborne on Vimeo.
Fleming College and the Royal Ontario Museum are teaming up with photographer/educator Neil Ever Osborne to offer a degree program in Environmental Visual Communications. This program is designed as a blend of environmental science skills and the ability to effectively communicate to a variety of audiences.
http://flemingcollege.ca/programs/environmental-visual-communication
If you are passionate about our planet and want to develop your career in getting this message out visually and effectively, then explore this unique program.
Conservation photography has grown into a effective means of education and change. The work that is being done now to illuminate the concerns of our planet is being done by committed people that grew this idea out of the ground. Organizations like iLCP support this important work.
Watch this video to learn where these ideas come from and the people that are teaching us about the work we all share as stewards of the Earth.
Support a Conservation Photography Project here:
http://www.blueearth.org/projects
Neil Ever Osborne:
http://www.neileverosborne.com/
