Yellowstone at dawn

By On 27/12/2011

Yellowstone is not only a beautiful park because of its volcanic activity or its wildlife. It’s also a beautiful landscape with mountains, rivers, meadows, waterfalls. This shot, now available for purchase as fine art print at Fine Art America, was taken in the early morning. You can order it in different ways; as [...]

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PMA@CES@???

By On 22/12/2011

PMA (Photo Marketing Association) stopped being an independent trade show this year, and joins CES (Consumer Electronics Show) in January 2012. That’s old news, but the new question is for how long. CES itself came under severe pressure today, when Microsoft announced that CES 2012 will be the last time that the company has [...]

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New book

By On 16/12/2011

I’ve published a new photo book, about Yellowstone. With half of the earth’s geothermal features, Yellowstone holds the planet’s most diverse and intact collection of geysers, hot springs, mudpots, and fumaroles. Its more than 300 geysers make up two thirds of all those found on earth. Combine this with more than 10,000 thermal features [...]

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Are wildlife photographers unethical?

By On 14/12/2011

It was all over the news a few days ago. The BBC has cheated on us by including images that were shot in a Dutch zoo in their highly acclaimed ‘Frozen Planet’ series. Are wildlife photographers/film makers unethical people? First of all, I don’t think there is anything unethical about filming in a zoo, especially [...]

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Bookstore error fixed

By On 04/12/2011

It seems there was an error in the online store for my photo books. When trying to login or register, people would not be able to do that. This error should now be fixed. You are now redirected to the site of the publisher on a new page, and that should solve it. Thanks everyone [...]

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Misty morning at Yellowstone

By On 01/12/2011

Yellowstone National Park stands for geysers and hot springs, but the latest photo I uploaded to my collection at Fine Art America has nothing to do with volcanic activity. It’s a photograph of a sunrise in Yellowstone National Park’s Hayden Valley. The early morning mist still hangs over the Yellowstone river.

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