Category: Portfolios
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A little collection of Indonesia kingfishers
As assembled on my other web site: Roumazeilles.net : Kingfishers of Indonesia.
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Wild dogs – Photos
In 2017, I was in Zambia (South Luanga) for a gorgeous safari tour. I was lucky enough to encounter a troup of wild dogs there. And they were nice enough to let us shoot photos, including a couple of successful hunts. Wild dogs of Zambia.
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My own photo portfolio
There, on my personal blog, I run a continuous stream of many of my newest photographs, as soon as they are available. But if I also try to group all the pictures I am most proud of. Let’s meet on: Wild Focus This is the web site of my portfolios. There, you will see the…
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Some more waves
In a previous post here, I presented the wave photography done by Warren Keelan and Rachael Talibart. Since this is still a very attractive subject, and while I found some more aboutit, I want to share a couple of links with you. The Art of Waves: A Lifetime of Awe-Inspiring Surf Photographs talks about the…
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Iberian lynx – Photos
Even if it is not part of the offical category of big cats, it is a large cat. Lynx is one the cats that can be found in the Northern hemisphere. One of its endangered sub-specie is the Iberian lynx, whose name reminds you that it comes from Spain and Portugal only. Protected and quite…
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Waves!
Sometimes, I see a few photos that are really astonishing. Today, I would like to share the work of two photographers who have impressed me with subjects which may appear easy: Waves. However, both of them did a great job of showing them in ways that make them shine. Warren Keelan You should visit his website, Instagram, Facebook, 500px,…
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Vincent Munier fears no snow
Wildlife photographer Vincent Munier short documentary film, titled “Arctique” is a way to discover how his great pictures are taken, inorder to display the great beauty of the arctic.
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Iceberg – Upside down
Some photos are somewhat more difficult to biuld than others. Alex Cornell succeeded in combining all that is needed: An unusual subject: An iceberg just after it flipped over (the part which is normally deep under water bumps up out of the sea and is not yet worn out by the weather) and shows its…
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9/11 seen from space
A few hours after the collapse of the Twin Towers, the Landsat 7 satellite photographed New York City keeping a different view of the dramatic scene.