61. Irothman wildlife photography from North America to Africa. http://www.homestead.com/irothman/

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62. Wildlife Photography: Backyard Basics For The Novice - Article For People Intere wildlife photography Backyard Basics for the Novice article for people interesting in birdwatching and others interested in taking photos of birds. http://birding.about.com/library/weekly/aa070698.htm

zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') About Birding / Wild Birds Home Essentials ... Cooking FOR the Birds Recipes zau(256,152,180,'gob','http://z.about.com/5/ad/go.htm?gs='+gs,''); Bird Facts and Information Attracting Birds Photography Bird Problems ... Help zau(256,138,125,'el','http://z.about.com/0/ip/417/0.htm','');w(xb+xb); Stay Current Subscribe to the About Birding / Wild Birds newsletter. Search Birding / Wild Birds Wildlife Photography: Backyard Basics for the Novice By Deb Simpson I have no intention of telling you that your camera equipment must meet certain professional standards before you can take pleasing wildlife pictures in your backyard habitat. If your interests in photography are beyond that of a novice, see equipment for beginning nature photographers , and the Nature Photography Guide . The following article is for gardeners with an interest in recording events and wildlife in their garden using existing equipment, or with a minimum expenditure since most of us would rather spend money on plants and feeders than anything else. C ontradictory to the aforementioned articles, I'd never suggest that an auto-focus lens is a bad idea, since my own ability to get an in-focus image has waned with my eyesight. I'd never suggest that you fool around with a non-automatic system, unless your dedication goes beyond the level of a novice it's my opinion that during the process of fumbling about with equipment, exposure and focus, the moment is lost.

63. African Wildlife - Wildwatch.com Articles and features from a travel company covering wildlife, birdwatching, and wildlife photography. http://www.wildwatch.com/

WildWatch Home CC Africa Lodges African Safaris Subscribe ... Contact Us Wildwatch is an online publication created by CC Africa (Conservation Corporation Africa), one of Africa's most comprehensive eco-tourism companies. CC Africa is committed to making a significant contribution to the long-term conservation of wildlife on the continent through sustainable ecotourism which benefits local communities, cooperation with established organisations, and effective communication. Articles on African mammals, birds, other wildlife, and ecosystems. Reviews of recently published books. Answers to wildlife questions posed by readers. Articles Book Reviews Eyes On The Wild Archives Details of CC Africa's six-point conservation strategy and model for sustainable development. Recent actions and initiatives. Conservation Strategy Sustainable Development Model Personal eye-witness accounts of interesting sightings made by rangers and guides at CC Africa lodges in six countries. Regularly updated. Exciting Encounters Staff Profiles The Greatest Show on Earth Data base of informative articles on mammals, birds and other wildlife, from previous issues of our monthly magazine.

64. DCR Images - Wildlife Photography And Adventure Travel By Diane C. Ross DCR Images. wildlife photography and Adventure Travel. By. My Over the years my trips have gravitated towards wildlife photography. Wildlife http://www.dcrimages.com/travel/

DCR Images Wildlife Photography and Adventure Travel By My first real adventure trip was a rafting trip through the Grand Canyon. I was completely hooked. I decided that I was going to take some sort of adventure trip as often as possible. Over the years my trips have gravitated towards wildlife photography. Wildlife photography and adventure travel are actually a good combination. It turns out that to photograph a lot of wildlife you need to travel to remote locations. My travels have taken me across both the Arctic circle and the Antarctic circle. As a child my family was not well off. We weren't poor but we didn't have a lot of extra money. As a result most of our family vacations were spent camping. Even when we drove to California we spent each night at a different campsite. We did not stay in hotels and we never flew anywhere. I still enjoy camping, although I do it in a trailer now instead of a tent. However, I don't mind roughing it. Which is a good thing because the accommodations you stay in to get close to wildlife are not always good and sometimes they are downright bad. I have always loved animals so it is not surprising that one of my hobbies has turned out to be wildlife photography. As I child I would feed anything I could coax close enough. Usually chipmunks, squirrels, raccoons, and deer. Who am I kidding, I will still feed anything I can coax close enough. Unfortunately my dogs make sure I don't get much of a chance on my camping trips anymore.

65. Arctic Wildlife Photography Expeditions For Wolves, Caribou & Musk-ox Arctic wildlife photography Expeditions. Check out these unique wildlife photography trips! Dance with the Wolves! Winter Caribou, Buffalo Northern Lights. http://www.thelon.com/about.htm

Arctic Wildlife Photography Expeditions Led by qualified naturalists, biologists and/or photographer trip-leaders, our unique Arctic wildlife photography expeditions are designed to offer the very best photo opportunities, while encountering animals in their natural habitat. We accomplish this in a non-harassing and highly ethical manner. If you would like to learn more about our field ethics - click here On-site aircraft support and first rate mobile tent camps allow flexibility to move where the animals are! Our work begins a few weeks prior to each season, when we spend many hours flying aerial reconnaissance and initiating overland explorations to find the best den sites, grazing areas, and natural water crossings. Once the site is decided upon, we set up quality base camps using Hansen Waterproof Quonset-hut vinyl buildings, North Face Expedition tents, or a combination of both. At some sites, we are able to utilize existing facilities. Thus, we are always situated in the best possible area for wildlife exposure that conditions allow f you would like to take a virtual tour of our wildlife base camp facilities

66. Wildlife Photography Expeditions In Canada's Arctic Join veteran bush pilot wildlife guide Tundra Tom on incredible wildlife photography expeditions in the remote Canadian Arctic. Dance With The Wildlife! http://www.thelon.com/dance.htm

Dance With The Wildlife! Northwest Territories / Nunavut, Canada We pride ourselves in that we only view animals at their natural habitat in the true wild, without the use of any artificial means such as captivity, feeding, or implanted radio devices. You can 'Dance with the Caribou' during the great southbound migration, ... or stalk herds of musk-oxen on the remote Arctic tundra.. You can visit with and observe cross fox and their kit as the frolick before you... See s wirling northern lights on cool autumn nights Moose wading, grizzly wandering.. And because we know that there is much of a universe to explore underfoot as there is on our outbound treks, our programs are designed for all ages, paces and interests. We offer the hard wild - With a soft touch So strap on your camera pack and boots, explore through our pages - and let us share our discoveries with you from some of the most secret, wildlife-filled and truly wonderful places in

67. Wildlife Photographers Guide If these things aren t for you, don t even think of getting into wildlife photography. There are two aspects to wildlife photography. http://www.wildlywise.com/pht_guide.htm

Wildlife Photographers' Guide as written by Mohit Midha for "India Today Plus" Home Contributed Articles Focus On Equipment (Hire) ... Wildlife Index Note: A lot of this article is India specific regarding best areas to shoot etc. I watched him tear down the tree between us As a wildlife photographer in India, being charged by a tiger sometime in your life is almost a certainty Next morning when we went back to the same spot and looked at the ditch I had relied on so much, I almost did a back flip and died. I think I was very lucky I'd come across an extremely hungry elephant more intent on his meal than on a man at his feet flashing light every now and then. I remember hoping he thought the flash was lightning but why would lightning flash from the ground!! I guess you do have to be a little nutty in the head to be a wildlife photographer. Nutty but still keep your wits around you to work your way around problems and get yourself out of dangerous situations which could turn ugly very suddenly. I have been charged and chased by elephants on fourteen different occasions, thrice by tigers and once even had the pleasure of sitting on an elephant charging a tiger. If these things aren't for you, don't even think of getting into wildlife photography.

68. WILDLIFE_PHOTOGRAPHY Natural history, and wildlife photography; Scottish highlands fauna and flora. http://www.wildfox.dabsol.co.uk

WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY BY BRIAN LIGHTFOOT Yours Truly Brian was born in 1938. After leaving school, he joined the RAF for three years. After which he started work as a Ranger for the Forestry Commission in south Scotland, where he stayed for some ten years. He then transferred to the Nature Conservancy Council, now called, Scottish Natural Heritage, and was posted to the Isle of Rhum for 3 years. Afterwards he transferred to Aviemore in highland Scotland where is interest in Photography started. He joined the local photography club and took overall first prize. He was asked to transfer to the St Cyrus NNR. where he managed the visitor centre and reserve. It was at St Cyrus NNR. that he entered into the BBC Wildlife Photographer of the year competition and won the category the world in our hands, has been second in others, and been highly commended in other categories. Most of Brian's work goes to the Nature Picture Library; he also supplies pictures to Germany, USA, and Spain. In January 1998, he retired from work to take up wildlife photography full time.

69. Keith Young Wildlife Photography Keith Young wildlife photography, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Sample Keith Young wildlife photography. Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Welcome http://mypage.direct.ca/k/kyoung/

Keith Young Wildlife Photography Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Welcome to the home page of Keith Young. This page is mainly to share some of my photography, and also if you want to reach me for computer consulting. Photography Computer Consulting Links email: keithy@axionspatial.com Visitors since January 17, 2000: FastCounter by bcentral

70. Animal Wildlife Photography Techniques Tips And Tutorials Samsung. Home / Learn / Techniques. Animals / wildlife photography techniques, tips and advice. Going on Safari, wildlife photography on safari in Africa. http://www.ephotozine.com/techniques/index.cfm?subject=1

71. Image Array 2003 Nature Wildlife Floral And Scenic Photography By Jeri Ann Ray-P Nature, wildflower, floral,landscape and wildlife photography in a beautiful online gallery. Also, web design services for photographers. http://www.imagearray.com

July 3, 2003 Welcome to the new 2003 edition of Image Array.com. Within, you will find many updated galleries of beautiful floral, nature, wildlife and scenic photographs. As always, I continue my quest to travel throughout North America in pursuit of outstanding images that depict the beauty of our natural surroundings. Later this year, I will have a searchable STOCK IMAGE feature added to the site. Due to the numerous requests for particular images, it's our attempt to make finding just the special image you are searching for easy. To "navigate" throughout the site, simply choose from the LINKS across the top of the page — Besides the various galleries of images, you will find features such as Favorite Shooting Places, equipment and tips, Nature Notecards, contact information and information about our other products and services. There is a special LINKS section, to allow you to visit other fine nature photography sites, or sites related to digital and film photography and resources.

72. Ocean Wildlife - Underwater And Wildlife Photography All the photographs displayed on our website are available for purchase. Copyright © Ocean Wildlife, 2002. All rights reserved. http://www.oceanwildlife.com/

Home Gallery Orders Stories ... About Us Welcome to Ocean Wildlife Here you find a selection of our images and stories from New Zealand and the South Pacific. Take your time and have a look around. Make sure you check out our galleries. Clicking on any of the images below will take you to the gallery it is in. All the photographs displayed on our website are available for purchase. Our site is best viewed at 800 x 600 or greater resolution and thousands of colours. Previous Next Next 5 Sites Random Site ... List Sites This RingSurf Underwater Photo Ring Site owned by Ocean Wildlife

73. Photo Tips Photography Tips for Nature, Landscape and wildlife photography. Everything from camera basics to photographing wildlife. National Park information also available http://www.ambrosephoto.com/infopage.htm

Photography / Travel Tips View our Table of Contents Photographic Travel Tips: Ambrose Landscape Photography **Please note that this information is based upon my personal photographic experiences. Your experience may differ. I do hope this information assists you in how to take better, more inspiring nature pictures!** Photography Basics The Camera System Lens Basics Exposure Basics Film Types The Camera System The camera system consists of two obvious components, the camera body, and the lens. A camera body simply controls the speed of the shutter, while a lens determines the amount of light that falls on the film. A few quick words about the camera body. There are all types of cameras on the market right now. Some are simple, and some are so advanced that you only need to hit the button. Some even have automatic composition modes. I don't know how I feel about that! The one thing that all cameras have in common is they are nothing but light proof boxes that hold film. Unless of course you shoot digital, then your camera body plays a little more important role. But the idea is the same. I think the most important key to any camera system is to choose one that you are comfortable with. Don't let a salesperson promise you great results with the most expensive camera and lens set up. This simply will not happen. I am a firm believer that the equipment doesn't take great pictures, only the person controlling it. A camera will not give you great results on it's own, no matter how expensive it is. Like a sports car, you can't expect to have an exhilarating ride if you don't know how to drive! Great results come only from using your camera properly, and exercising good photo techniques.

74. Nature Photography By Barbara Jordan Nature wildlife photography by Barbara Jordan. THE GALLERIES You can go from gallery to gallery by clicking Next Gallery located http://www.barbarajordan.com/gallery.html

THE GALLERIES You can go from gallery to gallery by clicking Next Gallery located on each page or you can return here by clicking Return To Main Page. Humpback Whales Dolphins and Orcas Gray Whales Seals and Sea Lions ... Coyote Other Animals Sally Lightfoot Crab Small Animals Dall Sheep Caribou ... Moose Birds Birds of Bosque del Apache Pelicans Bald Eagles Birds ... More Birds Landscape Sunsets Yosemite Alaska Mono Lake ... Abstracts In Nature The story of -Garbage Bear- And just for fun Dall Sheep (Jumping Slide Show) And more fun Northern Elephant Seal (In Action) "The presence of the FoundView checkmark on this page guarantees that every photograph in Silvercloud Productions'stock images "depicts the forms and shapes that the camera recorded the moment the shutter was clicked—no more, and no less. Any post-shutter manipulations were limited to tonal variations; no one involved in producing the photographs moved, added, deleted (except by cropping), or otherwise altered any forms or shapes in the photographs after the shutter was clicked." Nature Photography by Barbara Jordan Silvercloud Productions P.O. Box 6027

75. GSSM Wildlife Photographs GSSM Wildlife Photographs. by William C. Alexander, PhD. Email Alexander@gssm.k12.sc.us. wildlife photography Interim. Vertebrate Biology Field Trips. http://www.gssm.k12.sc.us/Biology/Dr. Bill's Photos/

South Carolina Governor's School for Science and Mathematics 401 Railroad Avenue, Hartsville, SC 29550 Academics Admissions Alumni Faculty ... Employment Wildlife Photographs by William C. Alexander, P h.D. Email : Alexander@gssm.k12.sc.us Dr. Alexander is the chairman of theGSSM Science Division and teaches Vertebrate Biology/Ecology, Ornithology, and an Interim course in Wildlife/Nature Photography. Bird Gallery Reptile Gallery Amphibian Gallery Mammal Gallery ... Biology Home

76. BBC - Science & Nature - Articles - Wildlife Photographer Of The Year 2003 composition. It is so imaginatively portrayed, so beautifully crafted that it has warranted the highest accolade in wildlife photography. http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/animals/features/315feature1.shtml

@import url('/includes/tbenh.css') ; Home TV Radio Talk ... A-Z Index SATURDAY 12th June 2004 Text only Animals Prehistoric Life Genes ... BBC Homepage In Animals Birds Mammals UK wildlife ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! You are here: BBC Animals More articles *** Choose a subject *** Birds Mammals Sea life Conservation UK Wildlife Miscellaneous Wildlife photographer of the Year 2003 The world's best wildlife images by the top photographers of 2003 Words: Simon King Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2003 Award Winner, Gorilla and boy Gerhard Schulz, Germany Is it really wildlife? The top wildlife photograph of the year - a picture of a gorilla in a zoo. Is this wildlife? Strictly speaking, the answer is no (though some might argue it should be). But in this case, captivity is the essence of the composition. It is so imaginatively portrayed, so beautifully crafted that it has warranted the highest accolade in wildlife photography. Layers The best of images are multi-layered, and this is no exception. It is a harmonious frame, with proportionate light and shade. More than this, it has used the light to make a statement. Low but intense illumination leads the eye first to the solemn-looking gorilla in the foreground, and as the eye wanders, one discovers the ghost-like figure of the boy looking on from the shadows. Agonising limbo It is unfair to attribute grave moral statements regarding the captivity of wild animals to such a moment in time. Seconds after the shutter was released, the boy may well have smiled and, who knows, may grow to be a pioneer for conservation, having been spellbound by this early brush with the majesty of the natural world. The gorilla may be content in a comfortable enclosure. But for this moment at least, the two are caught in an agonising limbo - the gorilla resigned and looking away, the boy wistful and earnest. Indeed, even the category of 'captive' is ambiguous, with the boy apparently incarcerated in gloom.

77. BBC - Science & Nature - Articles - The Winners! Wildlife Photographer Of The Ye Launched each year in BBC Wildlife, its aims are to raise the status of wildlife photography into mainstream art; to showcase the best photographic images of http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/animals/features/263feature1.shtml

@import url('/includes/tbenh.css') ; Home TV Radio Talk ... A-Z Index SATURDAY 12th June 2004 Text only Animals Prehistoric Life Genes ... BBC Homepage In Animals Birds Mammals UK wildlife ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! You are here: BBC Animals More articles *** Choose a subject *** Birds Mammals Sea life Conservation UK Wildlife Miscellaneous Wildlife Photographer of the Year The Winners! The world's best wildlife images by the top photographers of 2002 Words: Simon King Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 The BG Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition is organised by The Natural History Museum, London, and BBC Wildlife Magazine, with the support and sponsorship of the BG Group. Launched each year in BBC Wildlife, its aims are to raise the status of wildlife photography into mainstream art; to showcase the best photographic images of nature worldwide; to inspire a new generation of photographic artists to produce expressive representations of nature; and to use its collection of photographs to make people, worldwide, wonder at the splendid variety of life on Earth and so care about its future. BG wildlife photographer of the year 2002 Elephant family watching a grey heron, by Angie Scott (Kenya)

78. Mills, Andy Nature, landscape and wildlife photography, including fields, country lanes and mountains. Also shows some black and white photos. http://www22.brinkster.com/AndyMills/Pictures/default.asp

79. Peter Jones Wildlife Photography - Home Page Peter Jones Wildlife Photographs. Home Page. I have been taking photographs of wildlife in Britain and Europe for about Seven years. http://www.btinternet.com/~pdj_photos/

Peter Jones' Wildlife Photographs Home Page Click here to see a selection of my Photos Click here for Trip Reports of my Wildlife Holidays. Click here for Tropical Fish Aquarium Page Click here for my Personal Details Click here for Emma's Page. Click here to see a description of my Camera Equipment Click here For some of my favourite Links Click here to email me. Please Enter My Guestbook!: (Ignore error message when submitting - Message will appear in Guestbook a few days later) Enter your e-mail address here. Enter your name here. Enter your message here. Click here to send your message Click here to view other guests' Comments You are Visitor number since 5th March 2000.

80. Photo Palace Scenic nature and wildlife photography, and including sea life. http://www.geocities.com/ced420/Photos.html

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