Showing posts with label Wildlife Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wildlife Photography. Show all posts

Sunday, January 30, 2011

Wildlife Photography by Carsten Peter


HANG SON DOONG, or “mountain river cave,” is 2.5 miles long with a max width of 300ft and a max height of 600ft, making it the largest cave passage in the world. Exploration of Hang Son Doong and the surrounding system began in 2009, and a year later National Geographic writer Mark Jenkins and photographer Carsten Peter accompanied the mapping team on its second visit.






















Tuesday, January 11, 2011

Nature Photography by John De Bord


Amazing nature and landscape photography by John De Bord, talented photographer from Colorado, United States, who specialize in Landscape, Nature, and Retro Photography, all shot using Minolta and Sony cameras using a variety of lenses.





















Sunday, December 12, 2010

Wildlife Photography by Alex Saberi


Alex Saberi started taking photos in 2005, after buying his first DSLR (Canon 300d) He now shoots with a Canon 5D mk11 along with a whole host of lenses.



He has appeared in many digital camera magazines and publications. As well as this Alex has won several photography competitions, from winning the Environmental Protection Agency's wildlife competition, to winning on several worldwide online competition websites. Recently he placed second in Landscape photographer of the year with his photo "One man and his Dog"