Wild wolves in Minnesota
Images of a wild gray wolf in northern Minnesota. This US state has the largest wolf population in the USA with 3.000 animals.
This category brings together photographic positions that have shaped my work as a photographer and curator.
It begins with Tony Vaccaro and includes cooperation with Steve McCurry and Ragnar Axelsson (RAX). With Robert Lebeck and Hans-Jürgen Burkard Two key voices in German reportage photography are added; a continuous connection exists with Peter Rathmann.
Other articles are dedicated to Art Wolfe, Jim Brandenburg, David Doubilet, Christian von Alvensleben and Luke Schulze.
Images of a wild gray wolf in northern Minnesota. This US state has the largest wolf population in the USA with 3.000 animals.
In the summer of 2011, Jim Brandenburg was commissioned by Nikon to test the new D800 camera with a 36 megapixel sensor for a month.
Steve McCurry is guided by a humanistic approach in his work, including his story of the “Afghan Girl”.
Jim Brandenburg has been using the possibilities of digital infrared photography since 2007 to follow in the footsteps of great black and white photographers such as Ansel Adams.
Jim Brandenburg's 90-day project Looking for the Summer in Minnesota 2001 – a pioneering achievement in digital nature photography.
An article about photographer Jim Brandenburg's foundation for the protection of the prairie in Minnesota (USA).
About Jim Brandenburg’s 90-day project “Chased by the Light” in Minnesota (USA) 1994.
Jim Brandenburg's wolf photography projects took place on the Arctic island of Ellesmere Island and in northern Minnesota.
Outdoor workshop with nature photographer Jim Brandenburg in June 2011 after his lecture and the opening of his exhibition at the Schleswig City Museum.