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December 12th, 2011
Here is one of our covers for the year…from Territory Ahead. It was taken on San Miguel Island, one of The Channel Islands off the coast of Santa Barbara, California. It was an amazing day where the fog cleared enough to illuminate the white sand beaches on this wild island. We hiked up to the top of the island through a diverse and interesting landscape. You can visit this island on a kayak tour with Channel Islands Outfitters. We highly recommend it!! Hike, kayak, dive, fish…an adventurers dream!
San Miguel Island, Channel Islands, California
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June 16th, 2011
Here’s a selection of both galapagos and silky sharks from our Revillagigedo Islands trip with Nautilus Explorer.
Free diving at night with silky shark, Revillagigedo Islands
Silky shark attracted to yellow fins (not tuna!), Revillagigedo Island
Galapagos shark under the surf, Revillagigedo Islands
Silky shark portrait, Revillagigedo Islands
White tip reef shark pack on the hunt, Revillagigedo Islands
Silky shark, Revillagigedo Islands
Silky shark side view, Revillagigedo Islands
Galapagos shark comes into view, Revillagigedo Islands
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June 15th, 2011
We’re just home from an epic scuba diving trip down to the Revillagigedo Islands and the Sea of Cortez with the Nautilus Explorer. These deserted and far away islands including Socorro, San Benedicto, and Roca Partida are about 250 miles off the tip of Baja, or 30 hours by boat. The islands are volcanic in nature and home to a plethora of marine life including Pacific Giant Mantas, a variety of sharks, dolphins, whales and more. Here is a taste of the view above water…stay tuned for our underwater shots next!
Roca Partida the tip of an submerged island, Revillagigedos Islands
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Boobie bird greets us upon arrival, Revillagigedo Islands
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San Benedicto Island detail, Revillagigedo Islands
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Sea lion and pup, Los Islotes Island, Sea of Cortez
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Scuba Divers geared up and ready to go underwater at the Revillagigedo Islands
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November 3rd, 2010
Our copy of the 2011 Calendar for
GEO just arrived in the mail and it is beautiful! It’s shiny and oversized, about 20 inches x 18 inches.
GEO is a European monthly magazine similar to
National Geographic Magazine and we work with the German version. We have photos for both January and August in between the photos of
Frans Lanting and
Art Wolfe. Check out the photos below. Cheers!
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GEO Calendar 2011 Cover
Humpback Whale Breech by James Forte
Monoliths in Aialik Cape on a foggy day, Resurrection Bay, Alaska
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December 8th, 2009
We recently shot an assignment for Bicycling Magazine highlighting Santa Barbara and where to go to for a ‘Perfect Day.’ We shot restaurants, food, drinks, and of course bicycling the mountain and beach roads. To get the scoop, pick up the December issue all you bicycling enthusiasts!
The 'Perfect Day' in Santa Barbara, California
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November 5th, 2009
Check out the latest Organic Gardening Magazine to see an assignment we shot for them. We went to a Montecito home to shoot this beautifully landscaped yard. One part of the article talks about how the design and plant choice shows seasonal color that compliments the modern lines and architecture of the home. Being gardeners ourselves (or we try to be!) and inspired by modern design, this was a fun shoot!
Organic Gardening Assignment
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October 29th, 2009
Here’s a peak at some of the photos made on a recent rafting trip to the Salmon River in Idaho. We had about the same range in weather as we did in rapids- from sunshine to storms and from smooth calm water to adrenaline pumping rapids. It was an adventurous experience navigating the turns of the river in both a raft and an inflatable kayak. Sam Castaldo was a great guide and I’d ride with him any day! Enjoy the photos!
Kayak roll
Riding the Rapids
Splashing through rapids
Sunset at camp
River guide navigates the Salmon River
Kayaker heads downstream
Lightning strikes the Salmon River Valley
Paddling the calm currents
Waterproof snacks
Rocky river bottom landscape
The rapids are coming!
Hold on! Sammy navigates the white water.
Big Horn Sheep eating grass
Sunset over our sandy beach campground
Ahhh... this is Idaho!
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September 25th, 2009
While on my way to Idaho last month for a river rafting trip I had a chance to stop at Lava Beds National Monument. The NPS.gov site describes it best:
Lava Beds National Monument is a land of turmoil, both geological and historical. Over the last half-million years, volcanic eruptions on the Medicine Lake shield volcano have created a rugged landscape dotted with diverse volcanic features. More than 700 caves, Native American rock art sites, historic battlefields and campsites, and a high desert wilderness experience await you!
visitor emerges from Skull cave at Lava Beds National Monument
head lamps and flashlights are used to illuminate your path and the caves. Skull Cave
stairways have been put in place in some caves to ease your entry, Skull cave.
a family looking around in the bottom Skull Cave.
ice forms in the back of some caves where water is.
Sam expores the inside of Valentine cave which had these cool formations in the ceiling
painting with light in the cave became a routine, Valentine cave
this lava tube Valentine cave is completed illuminated by my lantern with a little help
another lava tube illuminated by lantern, Valentine cave
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September 16th, 2009
Here are some recent photos from a trip up to Bishop Creek Canyon in the Eastern Sierras. Even on a busy weekend, we were able to find an incredible campsite right next to Bishop Creek. We relaxed by the campfire and even caught some trout 10 feet from our site. We fished at Intake II and North Lake while making a kayak excursion on South Lake. We had incredible cool mountain weather and could see hints of fall colors. Enjoy!
Campground at night
Fishing for trout on South Lake
What are the trout biting?
Picking out a fly on South Lake
Kayaks on South Lake, Biship Creek Canyon
Kayaking on South Lake
Exploring South Lake, Bishop Creek Canyon
Fly-fishing North Lake, Bishop Creek Canyon
Fly-fishing a trout stream
Bishop Creek Campground at night (painting with light)
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August 20th, 2009
Our stock library is constantly growing. It’s always fun to come across images and rework them. After processing this one and looking at it more, the sky is amazing. The dock leading out to the huge storm cell can be interpreted in so many ways… This huge storm supercell grew quickly on the horizon of the Laguna Madre when we were fishing for redfish a year or two back on the Texas Gulf Coast. As the storm approached rapidly, James kept telling the guide, “one more, one more shot” and within minutes the storm blanketed the skies and turned day into what felt like night. Our guide, Freddie Lynch (the best guide down there) jetted to the nearest fishing camp and we ran for cover while the storm passed. Not the photos we were thinking we would get, but definitely keepers!
Walking into Storm Cell, Laguna Madre, Texas
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