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Arniston II – Images by Art Wolfe
Art has just concluded another successful photographic tour in South Africa. Read what the participants have to say about their experience.
http://www.c4images-safaris.co.za/templates/testimonials.php
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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
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BLOG: Zanzibar January 2012 – Images by Art Wolfe
Art has some fun, and as you will see, explains why Dogs Make Us Human.
Village Books in Fairhaven is bringing Art Wolfe to Bellingham for the Leopold Author Lecture Series.
Join Art Wolfe at at 6:30pm on Thursday, November 17, 2011. Admission is FREE.
The location is at the Crystal Ballroom in the Leopold Retirement Residence at 1224 Cornwall Ave.
Art will be giving a talk, slide presentation and book signing about his latest book “Dogs Make Us Human”. He teamed up with bestselling animal writer Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson to create a remarkable book that will be treasured by dog lovers far and wide.
If you have followed Art on the blog about this new title, here is a great opportunity to actually hear him talk about the project.
Books will be available for purchase and Art will be signing them following his presentation.
If you aren’t in the Bellingham area, make sure your library (or yourselves) orders copies of his book. It is a great book for all ages.
Art Wolfe, photographe animalier mondialement reconnu, nous livre ici la quintessence de son travail photographique. Ses récits émaillent l’ouvrage divisé en sept chapitres : Amérique du Nord, Afrique, Antarctique, Europe, Océanie, Amérique du Sud et Asie. Chacune de ces parties est précédée par un texte dans lequel Art Wolfe lui-même se confie sur son expérience unique.
À travers de nombreuses anecdotes, il nous livre les situations insolites auxquelles il a été confronté lors de ses nombreux voyages aux quatre coins du globe. Il nous raconte, par exemple, ses longues promenades en compagnie de manchots royaux, sa rencontre extraordinaire avec un gigantesque lion, ou encore la fois où, alors qu’il cherchait le bon angle pour une photo, il s’est retrouvé coincé sous un bébé éléphant de mer. Le récit de ces moments rares est illustré par des photographies exceptionnelles, dont seul Art Wolfe a le secret, et qui reflètent l’immense talent de ce photographe animalier hors du commun.
224 Pages, 160 Photographes, 280 mm (largeur) x 300 mm (hauteur), broché
Join Art Wolfe at the Main Library in the Olympic Room at 7:00pm on Thursday, November 3, 2011.
Art will be giving a talk, slide presentation and book signing about his latest book “Dogs Make Us Human”. He teamed up with bestselling animal writer Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson to create a remarkable book that will be treasured by dog lovers far and wide.
If you have followed Art on the blog about this new title, here is a great opportunity to actually hear him talk about the project.
Books will be available for purchase and Art will be signing them following his presentation.
If you aren’t in the Tacoma area, make sure your library (or yourselves) orders copies of his book. It is a great book for all ages.
>>CLICK HERE for more info about the Tacoma Library events
>>CLICK HERE for Directions to the Tacoma Main Library
The November Issue of Outdoor Photographer has several means of expression for me. The cover is Fitz Roy, Argentina. A breathtaking view in this special place called Patagonia. See page 20 for a description.
Next, OP Contributing Editor, Mark Edward Harris, has written a “Workshop Diary” article that describes his experience when he joined up with Jay Goodrich and me on the China workshop this year. This is very helpful for people to get an idea of the daily rhythms that go on during a workshop. There is a lot of work and learning that goes on amid the shuffling between hotels and transportation and meals. It is really great fun.
Finally, I see NIK Software is running an ad for Silver Efex Pro 2 with one of my B&W images from Huang Shan, China.
I’d say I was pretty well covered for November. Thanks, OP!
BLOG: Africa, Namibia – Images by Art Wolfe
I leave the wildlife and elephants behind and enter the haunting landscapes in the Namib-Naukluft National Park, Namibia.
Dry, parched lake beds that offer stark contrasting compositions. What a great place to photograph!
Here are some of the locations of the images in this slideshow:
•Sossusvlei (mud pan), The Namib Dessert, Namibia
•Aerials over Sossusvlei and from the Okavango, Botswana
•Pictures of his room at the Namibia lodge, Little Kulala Lodge.
•Dead Vlei (burned-looking trees in a dead lake), The Namib Desert, Namibia
Hey, I’m coming back here in January, 2012 to do an international workshop. Want to join me? Let my staff know you are interested.
