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| ANWR—Arctic National Wildlife Refuge |
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Since oil and gas is so much in the news, I
thought it
would be timely to feature some of the pristine beauty of
ANWR. Drilling for oil in the Refuge
is such a controversial subject. As we know, many
people are unaware of the diversity of species there,
so I thought I’d give you a little show and tell from
some of my photographers who have spent time in
this remote wilderness.
Check out ANWR...
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| Kristin Mosher—2005 BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year Winner—Animal Behavior Category |
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We are fortunate to have so many talented photographers being recognized for their various achievements. The BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition is a coveted competition and we have many winners from different categories over the years, as part of our team. Most recently, Kristin Mosher, who is based at Jane Goodall’s Gombe reserve in Tanzania won in the Animal Behavior category.
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| Tech Update - Date Sorting Has Arrived! |
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by Dave Herbig - Newly Elected Treasure of PACA, the Picture Archive Council of America
No, not blind dates, or speed dates! At your request we have added a new feature to the web site so that you can now See Only Our Newest Images!
Have you ever had a project that you do year after year? Or even every month? Do you get tired of seeing the same images for the same search every time? Now you can select the range of newest images you wish to see, thus filtering out the photos you saw the last time you did that same search.
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| Spring Featured Photographers |
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I’d like to share with you some of the talented photographers whom I represent, that have always considered photography their avocation while working fulltime in another career. Upon retiring, however, they’ve found the time and commitment to seriously take on their photography passion in a new light. I hope you’ll enjoy reading about their backgrounds as well as viewing their extraordinary images!
Charles Crust - "In my
previous life, I devoted the lion’s share of my
energies toward aerospace management, which,
while busy and productive, wasn’t enough to satisfy
the creative force within me and, I strongly suspect,
in everyone else as well." More on Charles
Bernie Friel - Bernie is a
retired lawyer and a
former partner in the Twin Cities law firm of Briggs
and Morgan where, for many years, he headed the
municipal bond department of the firm. More on Bernie
Charles Sleicher -
After serving in the Navy, getting a
Ph.D. from the University of Michigan in 1955,
working in the oil industry for four years, and going
to Cambridge, England, on an NSF post- doctoral
fellowship, Charles joined the Unversity of
Washington as a professor in 1960. More on Charles
Jerry Ginsberg - Jerry has had a life-long love affair with cameras and photography beginning long before he joined the Reagan revolution in the late 1970’s. Jerry continued working with President Reagan through the end of his first term. In 1984, When AT&T broke up, Ginsberg got involved in the burgeoning competitive telecommunication’s industry... More on Jerry
To continue reading the bios of our featured
photographers, please click on the names or links
above. To see lightboxes with select images for each photographer click here.
Our Featured Photographers...
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| Interview by Jim Hunter |
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Danita was recently interviewed by Jim Hunter, on-line Editor of a new stock photography website called StockPhotographer.info. In the interview, he asked some pointed questions on her experience over the 25 years that she’s been working in the industry and her interpretation of how it’s evolved and will continue to transition in the near future. We’ve reprinted it here for your own reference.
Read the Interview...
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What's New?
Danita's Column |
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Greetings Friends!
We now have over 120,000 high res images on the site available for you. We continue to add fresh destination coverage and are always on the look out for textbook oriented editorial content. I know how hard it is to find some textbook content and am doing my best to help that segment of our client’s needs as well.
Find out more....
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