Mountain Light Pictures is pleased to announce the addition of Christopher Boyer to the stock agency’s line-up.
Boyer is a photographer, commercial pilot, and trained natural resources professional who specializes in high resolution digital aerial photography. He established his business, Kestrel Aerial Services, Inc., to illustrate and communicate important issues about the changing west. His fine art and documentary photography is shown and published throughout the Northern Rockies.
Mountain Light Pictures is the home of the Galen Rowell Image Collection: stunning photographs from around the world produced by one of the most influential photographers of all time. MLP also represents a growing list of some of the finest working outdoor and nature photographers including Robert Holmes, Linde Waidhofer, Harrison Shull, Dennis Coello, Justin Black, Tony Rowell and Chris Linder.
To see a selection of Boyer’s images, please visit MLStock.com
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The July 2009 issue of Outdoor Photographer magazine features a four-page article written by Tony Rowell, The Art of Astrophotography.
The article includes three of Tony’s astronomy images, including Bristlecone Pine and Milky Way, White Mountains; Petroglyphs and stars, Eastern Sierra, California and Tufa rocks and Milky Way, Mono Lake, California.
The entire article with photos is available online at the Outdoor Photographer web site at: www.OutdoorPhotographer.com
In addition, two of Tony’s astrophotography images were recently featured as Astronomy Magazine’s Pictures of the Day. The images can be viewed online at:
www.astronomy.com (Image 1)
www.astronomy.com (Image 2)
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The Compton Gallery at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) will host a photography exhibition by Chris Linder, July 11 through January 2010.
According to the MIT website: “Embark on an expedition to the Arctic seafloor. Through photography and other media, this exhibition in the Compton Gallery portrays the expedition to learn more about Arctic undersea mountains. An international team led by the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution plumbed the secrets of the sea, and were captured at work by photographer and MIT alum, Chris Linder.”
Congratulations, Chris!
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Mountain Light Pictures is pleased to announce the addition of Justin Black and Tony Rowell to the stock agency’s expanding line-up.
Recently named the new Director and Chief of Staff for the International League of Conservation Photographers (iLCP), Justin will be soon based in his hometown of Washington, D.C. While he’ll be busy with new challenges, he fully intends to keep his camera equipment at his side and capture the scenes that stir his passion.
Tony Rowell, the youngest of Galen’s two children, found himself immersed in his father’s photography from a young age. Tony began photographing landscapes and wildlife as he joined his father on various adventures into wilderness areas.
Favoring digital SLR cameras, Tony has developed a passion for astrophotography in recent years. “Astronomy is something I’ve always been interested in,” Tony explains. “I just find this one more way to show the beauty we have in this world.”
Mountain Light Pictures is the home of the Galen Rowell Image Collection: stunning photographs from around the world produced by one of the most influential photographers of all time. MLP also represents a growing list of some of the finest working outdoor and nature photographers.
MLP’s goal is to build the finest commercial library of travel, outdoor adventure, landscape, lifestyle, and environmental photographs in the world. MLP chooses to work with people who share Galen’s dedication to producing stunning, vibrant pictures of all things rooted in the natural world. Featured photographers include Robert Holmes, Chris Noble, Linde Waidhofer, Harrison Shull, Dennis Coello, Justin Black, Tony Rowell and Chris Linder.
Coming soon to Mountain Light Pictures: the works of aerial photographer Christopher Boyer and adventure photographer Jerry Dodrill, plus new conservation and travel images by Chris Linder.
Visit MLStock.com for more information.
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Date: Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Time: 11am PST, 2pm ET
Duration: 1 hour
LIVEBOOKS is hosting a free webinar with ILCP photographer Chris Linder live from his boat on in the Bering Sea. He will speak via satellite phone and do a presentation of his most recent work while on board the US Coast Guard Icebreaker Healy.
Learn more Here: http://www.livebooks.com/community/events/webinars/linder/beringsea/index.php
To read more about Chris’ adventure, please visit:
http://polardiscovery.whoi.edu/expedition5/journal.html
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