The Independent

Wednesday, February 27, 2013

The Independent

Lord knows, it’s been a long time coming, but I am, at long last, slowly breathing life back into the WorldFoto blog. Today’s post shares a recent clip from UK’s The Independent newspaper, which featured my image of a Gentoo Penguin caught in flight near Port Lockroy, along the Antarctic Peninsula. The image is part of an upcoming gallery of images of (nominally flightless) penguins in flight.

3 comments:

Jim Hayes said...: It was just a week ago I Googled you to see if you were still around. I do not subscribe to many blogs, check Facebook 1 time a month, and can not remember the last time I looked at twitter, but I definitely looked forward to your posts!!!!!; February 27, 2013 at 3:46:00 PM PST
Anonymous said...: Welcome Back! I look forward to viewing your creative excellence in photography.; February 28, 2013 at 4:48:00 AM PST
BGA said...: He lives! He lives!; March 7, 2013 at 7:04:00 PM PST

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INTRODUCTION

For much of my adult life, I have been lucky enough to get paid doing the things I love most. My work as a itinerant travel and wildlife photographer has sent me around the world and across all seven continents.

Over the last two decades, I have had ample opportunity to appreciate the absurdities of life on the road, having once spent 27 memorable hours during my first trip to Kenya digging a bogged safari truck out using only a sauce pan. In addition to my work in Africa, I have traveled extensively in Alaska, Australia, Antarctica and Asia.

I hope to work my way through the rest of the alphabet in a timely fashion.

Each year, I spend five or six months on the road. Along the way, I try to make time to scribble something in my notebooks. More often than not, it’s about whatever mishap has befallen me on any particular day. This collection offers a random sample from those journals, notebooks and emails.