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Thanks to the efforts of our crack dust-spotting and keywording team, we have been able to add more than 2000 images to our on-line collection since Thanksgiving. That's a 40% increase in the number of searchable stock photos on EcoPhotography.com in just two months, and we now have procedures in place to regularly add several hundred new images per month for the foreseeable future. Most of the new photos serve to deepen our coverage of nature and adventure photos of New England's wild places. Among other locations, you can now find new images of Maine's North Woods and Down East coast, the Connecticut River Valley, and even rural Worcester County in Massachusetts. |
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Time to toot our own horn a little courtesy of Shutterbug Magazine. In
their December issue, Shutterbug has named our most recent book, Wild
Acadia, one of their "Top Photo Books of 2007." The list of 30 titles
includes traditional coffee table books by Ansel Adams, Robert Glenn
Ketchum, and Norbert Rosing, as well as how-to books on subjects ranging
from portaiture to close-up photography.
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2008 marks the fifteenth anniversary of the birth of EcoPhotography. It is hard to believe that it was 1993 when we sold our first stock photo: an image of two hikers on Maine's Mt. Katahdin that made it onto the cover of Appalachian Trailway News. What started as a part-time dream for two twenty-somethings blossomed into a full-time career and passion more than six years ago. For some reason we quit our regular paying jobs with benefits right after our first child was born, and we've never looked back. We have been to some wonderful places, worked on some very meaningful projects, and most importantly we have worked with some fantastic people. Of course, we would not be in business today without the support of all of our hard-working clients, so thank you! |
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