9 Apr
EXIF & Beyond: Wildlife Photography In The Arctic (Part II)
Posted in Alaska, Arctic Refuge, EXIF and Beyond, Locations, Photography, Podcast by Jim |
The sixth episode of EXIF and Beyond has been released. This is video podcast and can be viewed or downloaded via iTunes:
EXIF and Beyond: Wildlife Photography In The Arctic
Photographing wildlife in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR). An amazing glimpse into the United States most beautiful and controversial wilderness areas. (Part II of II)
For the non-iTune listeners a streaming version of this podcast can be accessed here.
Enjoy and by all means feel free to pass on feedback.
For those unaware this subject was chosen by EXIF and Beyond listeners via the survey found on the EXIF and Beyond web page. Let me know what you’d like to hear next and if interested previous podcast episodes can be found there as well at EXIFandBeyond.com
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Alaska.InformationGet.com » SOTTS !!
on April 15 2007
[...] Arctic Refuge: Caribou Passjimgoldstein posted a photo:Midnight view of Caribou Pass. Behind me was a 50 mile view out to the Arctic Ocean and Coastal Plain.For more see my podcast on Photographing Arctic Wildlife [...]
Carl Donohue
on April 17 2007
Hey Jim
Great stuff on ANWR. I was up there for 2 weeks in 2006, on the Canning River. It’s an awesome place, for sure. You can check out my photos from the trip on my website here:
http://www.skolaiimages.com/stock/thumbnails.php?album=68
Thanks.
Cheers
Carl
jim
on April 17 2007
Carl I’ll take a closer look at your web site later. After a quick pass the fox photos are particularly nice.
Jim
Carl Donohue
on April 27 2007
Hey Jim,
Thank you for the kind words.
By the way, if you would like to swap links, let me know. I just added a blog to my site too.
By the way, I forgot to mention before .. this is such a killer image man .. really cool. Getting all 3 like this is a tough gig man. nice work.
Cheers
Carl