Photography Workshop - August 25-26, 2007

Please join wildlife photographer Oliver Klink and Munir Kureshi to learn how to photograph hummingbirds. You will be surrounded by more than 50 hummingbirds, buzzing around feeders and natural flowers.

WORKSHOP FULL

"I never thought I would learn so much about photographing

hummingbirds in such a natural setting."

-Jim, San Francisco

PhotoCentral - Gallery Exhibition, May 26 - July 14, 2007

Strawberry Festival Art Show, Oxnard - May 19-20, 2007

Please join us in Oxnard at the Strawberry Festival

Saratoga Art Show - May 6, 2007

Eagles (Haines, Alaska)

During early winter, bald eagles gather in Haines, Alaska. Up to 3,000 eagles can be spotted at the Chilkat State Reserve, as they feed on spawning salmon.
The spectacle is incredible with lots of flying and feeding. However, you just need to be well prepared as temperature can deep really low (0 F).
Photographing eagles is very challenging. They are fast flyer and hard to track. The black and brown contrast makes it difficult to meter correctly. And finally, they are in the wild and unpredictable!

Enjoy the show (more pictures)

Oli & Judy.

Ostrander Ski Hut: Yosemite at its Best

Winter is almost behind us. However, there is still lot of snow in the backcountry.

The Ostrander Ski Hut is located 10 miles away from Badger Pass (Yosemite NP) and is accessible either by snowshoe or skis with skins. Once again, the snow and the company were phenomenal.

Until next, travel safe. (More pictures)


Oli & Judy.

Tanzania: An Amazing Adventure!

Last December, we had a chance to visit Africa. The first stop was the climb of Mt. Meru (4,650m), then a safari to the Northern Parks of Tanzania and finally an outback adventure to Southern Tanzania game reserve and national parks.


Each park visited is very unique and well worth a visit. Our true favorite was the Serengeti, with sighting of leopards at Seronera, the wildebeest migration at Ndutu and prides of lions devouring a kill at Lobo.

The eighth wonder of the world, Ngorongoro Crater, came as a close second. We spotted the last animal of the Big 5 family (Black rhino, elephant, hippo, lion and leopard).

In third place comes Ruaha National Park. Today, you can still experience the “old time” safari, with animals displaying their wild behaviors and hiding from cars and humans.

Arusha, Lake Manyara, Tarangire and Selous game reserve were outstanding for viewing and photography opportunities.

If an African safari is on your future travel list, feel free to contact me for advices and trip planning. This is an experience of a life time not to be missed.

Until the next adventure, travel safe (more pictures).

Oli & Judy.