Art Wolfe – Enlightenment
In his photo projects, Art Wolfe has recently focused on the country and people of Myanmar in Southeast Asia. His portrait of young monks was also created there.
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Art Wolfe – photography and art
The photograph of a Buddhist temple in Japan is an example of the artistic tendencies in the work of the American photographer Art Wolfe.
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Art Wolfe – Eruption of Etna
Art Wolfe's 2001 long exposure of an Etna eruption shows the beauty of the eruption.
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Art Wolfe – Expedition to the Humpback Whales
Art Wolfe's underwater encounter with a mighty humpback whale was one of the most exciting moments in the American nature photographer's life.
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Art Wolfe – Water Carriers in India
The photo of Indian women carrying water shows how virtuously Art Wolfe incorporates natural light into his compositions.
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Art Wolfe in Schleswig
Art Wolfe in Schleswig 2016: This is the crowning achievement of all the photo shows in the city museum so far, was the verdict of many guests.
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Art Wolfe – brown bear with cubs
Art Wolfe is also a master of great wildlife photography, as evidenced by his shot of a brown bear with her cubs.
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Art Wolfe – Camel caravan in the Sahara
The aerial photograph of a camel caravan crossing the Moroccan Sahara is one of Art Wolfe's most famous photos.
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Christian von Alvensleben – Macaréu
Macaréu – tidal wave – is the name Christian von Alvensleben gives to his latest photographic project. The images were taken in early 2016 on the west coast of Portugal.
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Art Wolfe – Grand Prismatic Spring
An image from another world – the Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone National Park, photographed from the air by Art Wolfe.
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Art Wolfe – night fishermen in China
The photo of the Chinese night fishermen with their cormorants is one of Art Wolfe's most famous photos and the main motif of his current exhibition.
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Art Wolfe – The Earth is his witness
Art Wolfe is one of the most important nature photographers. From June 3rd to October 30th, 2016, the Schleswig City Museum is showing the world's first retrospective of the American's work under the title "The Earth is my Witness".
