Shoot natural patterns

Author: Gary Braasch
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: Gary Braasch is a nature photographer who frequently reports on environmental issues while on assignment for magazines such as Life, Smithsonian, Audubon, Natural History, and Discover, as well as for The New York Times. These assignments have given him the opportunity to travel to many places, from the tundra of the Arctic to the Amazon basin in Peru, to Antarctica, photographing reindeer, anacondas, crocodiles, marsh birds, intertidal zones, rare Hawaiian plants, pollinating insects, global climate change, and life deep in the rainforest. Braasch's work has also been published in over 100 other publications worldwide, including important articles he has written for magazines such as National Geographic, Time, and Qrion. This book collects a large number of the author's photographs, along with descriptive articles about the works and their surrounding environments, making it a valuable reference for photography enthusiasts.