Hello All,

I thought it might be a cool idea to share with each other the websites of nature and wildlife photography that we really like.

-JM

Peter Ugander has a great website. It has a very unique feel to the website that shows great work in a way that reminds me of a children's story.

pugnature.com

Lou

That was a great website Lou. This has some good content
http://michaelnicknichols.com/ He is a National Geo photog. Rustin

Hey Lou and Rustin,

I have looked at both those websites periodically and they are great. Believe it or not, I had already been incontact with both photographers about interviews with NWP. Peter Ugander has agreed to do one - though we will not begin talking until I return from Wyoming (see the thread in the National Parks section for my weblog).

-JM

...sigh...every time I think I have fixed all of the bugs something else rears its ugly head. I thought I had fixed the permissions months ago.

-JM

For nature/animal photography.....I just cannot get past the amazing skills of Steve Bloom. An inspirational photographer whos love for his subject shines through his work. http://www.stevebloom.com/

For landscape...I have a few
Of course the late Galen Rowell. http://www.mountainlight.com/gallery.html

Dewitt Jones - As much for his spirit as his photography.
http://www.dewittjones.com/html/home_2.shtml

Pat O'Hara
http://patohara.com/home.htm

Justin Black
http://justinblackphoto.com/gallery/gallery.shtml

Jack Dykinga
http://www.dykinga.com/product.html

Hardie Truesdale
http://www.hardietruesdale.com/mainmenu.html

Thats enough to keep anyone busy for a while...hope it's not too much.

Roman

Two of my favorites for wildlife and landscape photography are George Lepp www.leppphoto.com and Moose Peterson
www.moosepeterson.com

There are many-alreday mentionend. But especially I like
Jim Brandenburg
http://www.jimbrandenburg.com/flash/index_flash.html
An interview would be great!
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Ole G. Greenland

Please take a look at Moniques work. I think it is great
www.naturephoto.be
Enjoy!
Ole G.

There are many many wildlife-nature photohraphers, and great ones at that. Far more than I can ever see or find.
However, B. Moose Peterson is high in my list.