Wildlife Photographer…
Meet Passionate Wildlife Photographer Laura Crawford Williams. She Takes Nature Lovers on an Enthralling Visual Journey Through South America.
Read Laura’s Book WILDLIFE IN WILD LANDS: Photography for Conservation in Southern South America.
“IT’S UP TO THOSE OF US WHO KNOW WE CANNOT LIVE WITHOUT WILDLIFE TO INFORM THOSE WHO FOOLISHLY BELIEVE THEY CAN.” Wildlife Photographer Laura Crawford Williams.
Introduction by Brian Alan Burhoe.
This Year’s current Deer hunting season in Nova Scotia must be a resounding successful one. For the hunters. Those hunters have been laying out their big bags of apples and carrots in the woods for weeks. Checking their game cams. Trading up to bigger four wheelers and side-by-sides. Shaking bottled doe urine on bushes to turn their stands into “kill plots.” This year they were even allowed by the provincial gov to hunt on Sundays…
We live on an old farmstead. Lots of gnarled, aging apple trees still dropping small but sweet apples on the ground. Attracting lots of deer and other wildlife.
Well, the last couple weeks — not a single deer. But we’ve seen a small bear. Raccoons. Rabbits. Even a red squirrel rolling a big russet apple into the bushes. Two juvenile bobcats sniffing around our deck. Two foxes — a red one and a rare silver fox. But the deer, even the little ones, are gone.
We love Wildlife.
And wildlife art. Ever since I was a kid, my favourite artist was book illustrator Charles Livingston Bull. Who drew magnificent artwork for fave writers like Sir Charles G D Roberts, Jack London and George Marsh.
Today, those classic illustrators are mostly replaced by skilled wildlife photographers doing beautiful work. As well as showing us the wildest of places and the free, often endangered animals that live there. Wildlife Photographers like Laura Crawford Williams.
WILDLIFE IN WILD LANDS Book Review: Wildlife Photographer Laura Crawford Williams in South America.
In three languages, English, Spanish and Portuguese, PR Newswire has just announced this exciting book publication.
“Wildlife photographer Laura Crawford Williams invites you to take a walk with her on the wild side. And behold her breathtaking photography. This time captured during her eight-year journey through South America’s most robust landscapes.”
“My education was always in science — medicine, natural history. Wildlife Photography kind of happened as an accident. Almost immediately I was published in National Wildlife and larger national magazines. At that point, the universe was kind of yelling at me.”
Her book WILDLIFE IN WILD LANDS: Photography for Conservation in Southern South America is a stunning collection of unique animals in dramatic landscapes.
An internationally recognized and award-winning photographer, Williams captures and shares her inspiring journey within 244 vivid pages. They’re accessible in both English and Spanish.
“Almost immediately I was published in National Wildlife…”
In WILDLIFE IN WILD LANDS, she commemorates her colourful career.
The exclusive images in this table top book resonate with a strong theme of conservation. Allowing readers to connect to a world in need of exposure thousands of miles away.
“It’s been an amazing adventure. Ten years in the making,” explained Laura. “My sincere hope is that WILDLIFE IN WILD LANDS may influence others. Influence them to care more about the unique, fragile and irreplaceable beauty of our world. It’s up to those of us who know we cannot live without wildlife to inform those who foolishly believe they can.”
“I think people forget.”
“They like to think they are separate from wild things. They forget that in the times when we are the saddest, or the most unhappy or struggling, a lot of times nature is where we end up when we want to calm down, slow down.”
Since 2007, she and partner German Ambrosetti traveled together as photographers and videographers. As well as scores of conservation-minded individuals and organizations. Together they helped to protect threatened species in Argentina, Chile, Bolivia, and Brazil. Their dedication to conservation is poignantly reflected in this inspiring book.
WILDLIFE IN WILD LANDS Book Review: Wildlife Photographer Laura Crawford Williams in South America.
Laura began her photographic career while walking her dog through the forests and prairies around her own home.
Her passion was ignited. She began to take wildlife pictures further afield, from bears and snowy owls to lions and Rockhopper penguins.
Her love of wildlife photography came naturally and led her to success in many areas.
Laura’s work was soon being published and recognized by such magazines as National Geographic, National Wildlife, The Nature Conservancy and Nature’s Best.
With WILDLIFE IN WILD LANDS: Photography for Conservation in Southern South America she hopes to “inspire intellectual curiosity. And invite others to share the same excitement and awe that I experience when working with wildlife in the field.”
The book was created in conjunction with Fundación Parques Nacionales de Argentina (Buenos Aires). And sponsorship from the Tompkins Foundation, Aves Argentina. And Guyaki Mate Company. Argentinian President Mauricio Macri has written the Foreword.
To quote TransMedia Group President Adrienne Mazzone, “every one of the 244 pages, inside Laura’s magnificent book is rivetingly poignant and beautiful. Those oages feature 113 beautifully captured species.”
A Masterwork of the Wild Places.
“Live Free, Mon Ami!” – Brian Alan Burhoe
Did you like this Wildlife Art Post?
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“I don’t understand why we allow the ongoing loss of unique, fragile, and irreplaceable beauty. In a world full of people searching for purpose and meaning, why would we ignore the continued elimination of its wonders? What you permit you promote. This is an important concept that too many people forget.” – Laura Crawford Williams
About Laura Crawford Williams. Laura is a professional wildlife photographer and wildlife conservation advocate (lcwphoto.com). She’s earned multiple national and international awards for her photos. And she continues to make headlines.
This diverse mix has helped her become successful in the competitive world of professional photography.
It’s Laura’s mission to make a difference through her wildlife photography. While she encourages others to explore their own wildlife worlds!
To learn more about Laura and her book, see some of her magnificent wildlife photos. And even get a free screensaver featuring some of her images, go to wildlifeinwildlands.com.
Laura’s Big Cat, Little Cat photo above was taken in Duba Plains, Botswana, Africa.
En español: La fotógrafa de la vida silvestre Laura Crawford Williams le invita a recorrer con ella el lado salvaje y contemplar sus impresionantes fotografías. Tomadas durante su viaje de ocho años por los paisajes más imponentes de América del Sur. FAUNA EN TIERRAS SILVESTRES: Photography for Conservation in Southern South America. Una colección abrumadora de animales únicos en paisajes sensacionales, ya se encuentra en venta. ¡Fotografía de vida silvestre para ti!
Em português: Laura Crawford Williams, fotógrafa de animais em seu habitat natural, convida você a fazer um passeio pela vida selvagem e contemplar suas fotografias de tirar o fôlego, tiradas ao longo de oito anos nos cenários mais robustos da América do Sul. VIDA SELVAGEM EM TERRENOS SELVAGENS: Photography for Conservation in Southern South America, uma maravilhosa coleção de animais únicos em cenários incríveis, já está disponível. Fotografia da vida selvagem para você!
WILDLIFE IN WILD LANDS Book Review: Wildlife Photographer Laura Crawford Williams in South America
Source: Civilized Bears, Laura Crawford Williams & PRNewswire
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