Photographic Credits

All photos in this DVD are copyrighted by the respective photographers listed below. You may not reproduce them (other than for personal use), copy them to a web site or redistribute them in any fashion. To purchase an image, please contact the photographer directly.

Head Photographer

Kevin T. Karlson—Photographic consultant and chief ornithologist. 868 photos.

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20 Reeds Beach Road
Cape May Court House, NJ 08210
Phone: (609) 465-2138
Fax: (609) 465-2137
E-mail:
Karlson@jaegertours.com
Web site:
www.jaegertours.net

Kevin T. Karlson is a free-lance wildlife photographer and writer whose work appears in many bird related magazines, field guides, books and CD-ROMs. He is a staff writer and advisory board member of WildBird magazine and is the chief ornithological consultant and photo researcher for this CD-ROM. He recently agreed to take on the job of photo editor for the new birding journal North American Birds, a publication of the American Birding Association.

He worked four summers as a wildlife biologist in the Alaskan Arctic coastal tundra, where he participated in ongoing nesting and census data of the birds that use that fragile habitat. Kevin has also spent over 170 days and nights on the Dry Tortugas during spring migration over the last ten years, allowing him to develop a unique perspective regarding the fate of the migrant birds that occur there. He and his wife Dale have conducted census studies in the Tortugas to document the weather conditions responsible for migrant flights and to help understand the survival rate of migratory birds.

Currently a resident of Cape May County NJ, Kevin is a 10-year member of the NJ Bird Records Committee and is active in the Cape May birding community. He is the founder and president of Jaeger Tours.

 

Principal Photographers

Brian E. Small—Photographer (West). 562 photos.

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12622 Promontory Road
Los Angeles, CA 90049
Phone:
(310) 440-9443
Mobile: (310) 849-0306
E-mail:
BSmallFoto@aol.com
Web site: www.briansmallphoto.com

 

Brian E. Small has been a full-time professional bird photographer for more than 10 years. He started birding and photographing at the tender age of four with the encouragement of his ornithologist father Arnold Small. Brian has been a regular columnist for WildBird magazine for the past seven years writing articles on both birding and bird photography. He is a member of the WildBird Advisory Board. Also, he is currently the Photo Editor for the American Birding Association's Birding magazine.

Just some of Brian's photo credits include: Time, The New York Times, Audubon, Birder's World, Birding, WildBird, Bird Watcher's Digest, North American Birds, Birder's Journal, Western Birds, Nature Conservancy, Wildlife Conservation, Outdoor California and Arizona Wildlife Views. Brian was also selected as one of the primary photographers for Kenn Kaufman's new field guide Birds of North America and his work has been featured in Stokes Field Guides, Audubon Field Guides, Peterson Field Guides, Thayer Birding Software and in numerous books and calendars from The National Audubon Society, Houghton-Mifflin, HarperCollins, Academic Press, Mountain Press, Falcon Press, Ibis Publishing, Companion Press, Cornell University and many more.

 

Ron Austing—Photographer (Midwest). 354 photos.

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1038 Carolina Trace Rd
West
Harrison, Indiana 47060
Phone: (812) 637-1928
E-mail:
ronausting@aol.com
Web site:
www.ronausting.com

Ron Austing was born in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1931. In his youth he became interested in raptors, beginning a lifelong involvement with the birds of prey. Mr. Austing's desire to remain close to nature led to his career as a Park Ranger with the Hamilton County Park District. He became the Park District's first Wildlife Manager. It was in this position that he took up photography on a professional basis.

Combining his expertise in wildlife with his knowledge of photography Mr. Austing has become an internationally known wildlife photographer. His photos have graced hundreds of publications, including, National Geographic, Sports Illustrated, Audubon, Natural History, Geo, Life, Look and Saturday Evening Post. He has authored five books and written countless articles on natural history. Birds are his primary subjects, with special emphasis on birds of prey and neo-tropical migrants, but his subject matter includes insects, mammals and herps as well.

 

Mike Danzenbaker—Photographer (Seabirds and Asia). 177 photos.

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Phone: (650) 964-6836
E-Mail:
Mike_danzenbaker@yahoo.com
Web site:
www.avesphoto.com

Mike Danzenbaker grew up in New Jersey and started birding with his family when he was very young. Always keen on nature and wildlife, he began serious bird photography after moving to California in the mid-eighties. Since that time he has traveled to all seven continents in his relentless pursuit of bird images. Mike's work has been published in many birding magazines, field guides and CD-ROMs. He is currently living in Silicon Valley where he works in the high-tech industry, spending any spare time in birding and photography.

 

 

Tom Vezo—Photographer. 163 photos.

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190 W. Continental Rd, Suite #220-272
Green Valley, AZ 85614-1989
Phone: (520) 648-0688
FAX:
(520) 393-6323
E-mail:
info@tomvezo.com
Web site:
www.tomvezo.com

 

Tom Vezo is a professional wildlife photographer and writer who travels worldwide to capture his images in the natural environment. His work is widely published in the United States and Europe in many books, calendars, magazines and advertisements. His credits include: Audubon, Birder’s World, Bird Watcher’s Digest, Discovery, Ducks Unlimited, National Geographic, National Wildlife Federation, Nature Conservancy, Natural History, Outdoor Photographer, Sierra Club, Travel and Leisure, WildBird, Wildlife Conservation and many more.

He was the winner of the 1998 and 1999 Nature’s Best Magazine's photo contest for “Wildlife” in the professional category and the BBC Wildlife photographer of the year in 1997 as an honorable mention in the Dawn to Dusk category. Tom has led many photography tours throughout the U.S. and Canada teaching people the techniques of nature photography in the field

 

Other Top Photographers

Jerry Liguori

47 photos

VIREO

45 photos

Mike Lanzone

44 photos

Maslowski Wildlife Productions —Steve, and Dave Maslowski. MaslowProd@aol.com

40 photos

 

Richard Crossley
Brian Sullivan
Lee Amery

26 photos
25
photos
21 photos

Rick & Nora Bowers. E-mail: RNBowers@aol.com

20 photos

Brian Zwiebel
Jeff Jones

16 photos
16 photos

 

We would also like to thank the following photographers:

Julian Hough

11 photos

Brian Wheeler

11 photos

Alan Chartier

8 photos

Arnold Small

7 photos

Aquila

4 photos

Lance Beeny

3 photos

 

 

Greg Lasley

2 photos

Robert Royce

2 photos

Sherry Meyer

2 photos

Gregory M. Nelson

2 photos

C. Rimmer

Bob Steele

2 photos

2 photos

Sheri Williamson
M. Armer

2 photos
1 photos

Dave Faintich

1 photo

Rob Curtis

1 photo

Steven Faccio

1 photo

Geoffrey Dabb

1 photo

John Fitzpatrick

1 photo

Glen Tepke

1 photo

B. Gerlach

1 photo

J. Gerlach

1 photo

Jerry Jackson
Allan Murrant

1 photo
1 photo

Michael O’Brien

Cornelia Oedekoven

1 photo

1 photo

Kenneth Rosenberg
Mik
e Yipp
Ruth Mano
Doug Backlund
K
imball Garrett

1 photo
1 photo
1 photo
1 photo

1 photo