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Costa Rica 2011 The Art of Biodiversity Part I

Dennis July 8, 2011 1 Comment

Costa Rica 2011 The Art of Biodiversity Part I

Chris and I traveled recently to Costa Rica with my friend and tour leader, Greg Basco, co-founder of Foto Verde Tours, a provider of tours designed for photographers. Last year I traveled to Costa Rica with Joe and Maryann McDonald primarily to photograph hummingbirds, and met Greg who organized and co-led the trip. This year I signed up early for the Art of Biodiversity tour which offered a wider variety of photographic subjects at the start of the rainy season. Chris decided to join me at a later date, which worked out well as there were only two other participants for a total of four plus Greg and Jose Lopez, our driver and also a very good photographer.

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Filed Under: All Posts, Costa Rica, Featured, Flowers, Trip Reports Tagged With: Amphibian, Costa Rica, Flowers, Frog, Macro

Yellowstone National Park in Winter — Part 1

Dennis March 3, 2011 6 Comments

Yellowstone National Park in Winter — Part 1

Yellowstone National Park in Winter — Part 1

Photo Courtesy of Randy Kokesch

I’ve always wanted to visit Yellowstone in winter to photograph the scenery and wildlife.  After considerable internet searching, this year I signed on for a February trip with National Geographic contributing photographer Daniel J. Cox (Natural Exposures).  The trip schedule included four day-long excursions by snow coach into the park from West Yellowstone and a day on either end to travel from/to Bozeman.  Since I was going to travel to Montana, I added on three days of photographing the park from north entrance at Mammoth Hot Springs, the only area of the park that clears the roads for automobile travel during the winter.  More about my independent travels in Part 2.

Part 1 is long and includes both my trip report and a review of the Natural Exposures Yellowstone in Winter Photo Tour for those considering this trip or this tour company. [Read more…]

Filed Under: All Posts, Eagles, Featured, Landscape, Mammals, Trip Reports, Winter, Yellowstone Tagged With: Bald Eagle, Nature, Winter, Yellowstone

Audubon Magazine Birds In Focus Winner

Dennis December 26, 2010 7 Comments

Audubon Magazine Birds In Focus Winner

Green-breasted Mango

GRAND PRIZE WINNER

My image of a Green-breasted Mango was selected as Grand Prize Winner of the Audubon Magazine Birds In Focus photography contest.  It was selected from the 8,000 entries in this year’s competition.  The image is one of the thousands of images I captured during my trip to Costa Rica in March 2010.  You can find the announcement of the winners at Audubon Magazine.

Another of my entries was selected as one of the Top 100 images of the contest and can be seen here.  Rather than tell you which one is mine, I’ll leave it to you to explore all of these wonderful images.  After you see these images, you’ll understand how honored I am that my image was selected from among those images.

Click on the thumbnail to view a larger image.

Filed Under: All Posts, Featured, Hummingbirds, News Tagged With: Hummingbird

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