July 2011 Archives

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   Underwater with Wild Newts

   Posted July 27, 2011. Filed under: Biology, Conservation, Photography, Underwater. 17 comments.

   Search for an underwater photo of a newt, and you will find beautiful images of… newts in aquaria. So, last month I set out to fix this and went on a little expedition to the north of France to make a unique underwater photo series of newts in their natural environment.

2. And the Winner Is… (1/3)

   Posted July 26, 2011. Filed under: News. 2 comments.

   Congratulations Kathleen, a gorgeous 40×60 cm canvas print of Pinnacle at Guraici Island is coming your way! Don’t worry if you didn’t get lucky, I’m giving away two more canvas prints. If you’ve already entered there’s nothing you need to do. You’re already in the running. If not, follow that link to find out how [...]

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   Exhibit at Museum de Buitenplaats

   Posted July 21, 2011. Filed under: News, Photography, Underwater. 3 comments.

   I can hardly believe this — today it’s my honor to invite you to my first museum show. A selection of my underwater photography will be on display at the Museum of Figurative Art “de Buitenplaats”, as part of the exhibit that marks the museum’s 15 years of existence. Eelder Eden, 15 jaar paradijs op [...]

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   Canvas Photo Print Giveaway!

   Posted July 12, 2011. Filed under: News. 13 comments.

   Would you fancy one of these to adorn your wall? Then I have a little surprise for you. Over the weeks to come, I will be giving away three beautiful canvas prints of photos from my underwater photography portfolio. The kind people of Herinneringen op Linnen, the photo on canvas printing company, are providing one [...]

5. 

   Cold-blooded Cannibals

   Posted July 12, 2011. Filed under: Biology, Conservation, Multimedia, Photography. One comment.

   Think of a pollinator and the first thing that comes to mind is likely a honey bee. Maybe a hummingbird or a bat. Flowering plants rely on these animals for sexual reproduction, and in return the animals get nectar or fruits. For many years pollination was believed to be limited to insects, birds and mammals, [...]