I am very pleased to have not one, but two Canon ads in prestigious publications this month. The “Story Behind the Shot” appears in this month’s Photo District News and “Wildlife as Canon Sees It” is in National Geographic.
Thank you to all the people that made this happen!
Lance Miller is now taking a MINI to the lava flows of Hawaii..will post a photo as soon as it comes in.
http://www.ryansminiadventure.com/HOME.html,
Wilderness guide & fellow traveler Jim Taylor got the Mini from http://www.ryansminiadventure.com/HOME.html,
took it to Antarctica and Art photographed it.
Ryan Marie Boykin was wonderful little girl who passed away from leukemia at the age of 3. Her Matchbox cars were her favorite toys and her favorite Matchbox was a red… Mini Cooper. As a tribute to Ryan’s spirit, travelers have been taking Minis all over the world, and now Antarctica has been conquered.
2:45am wake up call! Art Wolfe and John Greengo are off to South Georgia Island and the Antarctic Peninsula today. Stories and photos to follow as we can. We will be posting some things here and hopefully more with Creativetechs.com.
We’re working on a special mixed media, still and video project, where we are working with a wide range of cameras.
John Greengo interviewed Art yesterday for the final week of his 10-week Photography class. It was great!
Art Wolfe invites you to travel with him on photographic odysseys to remote lands and to experience nature, wildlife and different cultures right alongside him.
We’ve developed this site to help you explore these tours and workshops led by Art – artist, photographer, conservation advocate, and your guide to the best in photography and Planet Earth.
In this special talk, Art displays his favorite shots from around the world to show how the quality and angle of light affect compositions.
Register for free: Art Wolfe October 12th 2009
A series of about 400 shots that I took while leading a group through the Park on Sept 26th, 2009.
The Arnica fire on the northwest side of Yellowstone Lake in Yellowstone National Park has now burned 9,300 acres and has again required that the Grand Loop road be closed between West Thumb and the junction at Fishing Bridge Lake. The park said the road will be closed indefinitely due to fire activity and hazardous snags falling across the road.
