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| ONE
OPEN SPACE ON BRAZIL WILDLIFE PHOTO SAFARI |
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  Due to a recent cancellation, there is now one space open
on Suzi's Wildlife of Brazil Photo Safari, from July 31- August 14, 2015. This
safari journeys the Pantanal to cruise rivers to photograph jaguars, giant
otters, hyacinth macaws, capybaras, and more. Unlike other photo tours, this
special itinerary also takes you off the beaten path to the best locations for
some of Brazil’s most elusive mammals, including giant anteaters in the
country's grassy savannas and maned wolves on the steps of a historical
monastery.
For jaguar photography, Suzi has arranged for spacious boats
with extra empty seats - for easy shooting from both sides of the boat and more
room for gear. As a tour designed for keen photographers (of all skill levels),
the itinerary includes only the very best places for wildlife photography.With
an incredible array of wildlife diversity, this is one of Suzi's most popular
tours.
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| NATURE
PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST |
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 Don't miss your chance to enter the California Academy of
Sciences' Big Picture Natural World Photography Competition, open for entries
until March 31st. This prestigious contest has over $10,000 in cash prizes,
including a grand prize of $5,000 to the overall winner. Winning images will
also be on exhibit at the California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco, CA.
The competition is open to amateurs and professional! s.
Suzi has been
asked to be the Jury Chair of an esteemed panel of judges that includes Art
Wolfe, David Doubilet, Ian Shive, Sophie Stafford, Sandra Bartocha, Neil Ever
Osborne, and Kathy Moran. Click
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| RECOMMENDED
PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP - PORTFOLIO BOOTCAMP |
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 Looking to build a strong portfolio of imagery? Here's a
workshop that Suzi highly recommends: Photography Portfolio Bootcamp on March
14, 2015, taught by Jak Wonderly, National Geographic Creative photographer. In
this one-day intensive course, you'll join Jak and a small group of passionate
photographers to work together to help you build a unique and signature style
and! create a portfolio born of your interests and personality. Set a day aside
to review your images, define your vision, and build a strong portfolio. The
workshop is held in the beautiful wine country of California. Click
here. |
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| COVER
OF NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC LITTLE KIDS MAGAZINE |
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 Suzi's lion cub is the cover of this month's National
Geographic Little Kids Magazine. Suzi photographed the adorable cub while
spending over three month's with the lion pride, following the cubs from when
they were only two-weeks-old stashed away in their mother's den. More of Suzi's
photos from her lion project can be seen in the online gal! lery.
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| CHEETAH
FEATURE IN WILD TRAVEL MAGAZINE |
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 Suzi's cheetah photos were a recent feature story in the
UK's Wild Travel Magazine. The story also features text by Dr. Laurie Marker of
the Cheetah Conservation Fund. Suzi and Laurie recently published "A Future for
Cheetahs", a coffee-table style book that serves as both a celebration of this
remarkable animal and a warning cry about its future. Populations have plummeted
f! rom 100,000 to 10,000 in Africa in the last century.
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| INTERVIEW
IN FEM WORLD MAGAZINE |
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 Suzi was recently interviewed by Fem World Magazine, a new
online magazine about female photographers. Suzi was asked some tough questions
about the realities of working in the field and the challenges of a career in
nature photography. “I think the project that was incredibly dark for me was
when I photographed poaching. I followed an anti-poaching unit in Kenya for
weeks and went out with them eve! ry night and during the day on their patrols
and ambushes. It was an extremely difficult thing for me to shoot. When you
photograph wild animals and focus on natural history, you focus on the glamorous
side of wildlife, the babies, etc. That’s what I usually shoot. But this time,
photographing what man had done, well, that can be very depressing". Read the
full interview online. Click
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| INSTAGRAM |
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 Suzi Eszterhas Wildlife Photography is now on Instagram. Be
sure to follow us, we'll be posting images almost every day. Click
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| Tours & Workshops |
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 PRIVATE
WORKSHOPS - MONTEREY BAY
Dates:
Year-round, custom dates available throughout 2014
Teaching all levels of
photography, from absolute beginner to advanced. Suzi’s extensive knowledge of
local wildlife yields opportunities for world-class photography of sea otters,
seals, sea lions and birds. One-day courses for 1-2 people. Click
here. |
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 WILDLIFE
OF BRAZIL
Dates: July 31 - Aug 14, 2015 (one space available)
An
adventure to photograph the exotic wildlife of Brazil. We'll visit the best
locations for photographing jaguars, maned wolves, giant anteaters, giant
otters, cabybaras, a variety of gorgeous birds, and much more. Click
here. |
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 WILDLIFE
OF AUSTRALIA
Dates: Oct.
12 - 22, 2015 (full)
Photograph the unique wildlife of the land down under.
We'll visit the best locations for photographing koalas, kangaroos, wallabies,
sea lions, cockatoos, other gorgeous birds, and more. Click
here. |
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 PUMAS
AND ORCAS
Dates: April 3 - 15, 2016 (full)
Photograph wild pumas
and orcas hunting for sea lions in stunning Patagonia. We'll use the best guides
and trackers for finding pumas, and have special permits for photographing orcas
in their hunting channel as they snatch sea lions from the beach. Click
here. |
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 AFRICAN
BIG CATS
Dates: August 2016 (exact dates TBD)
Photograph
leopards, lions and cheetahs. We'll use private concessions in South Africa and
have special, behind the scenes access to the Cheetah Conservation Fund in
Namibia. In addition to big cats, we'll also photograph classic African plains
wildlife, such as elephants, rhinos, giraffes, zebras, hippos, hyenas, and much
more. Click
here. |
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 WILDLIFE
OF BORNEO
Dates: October 2016 (exact dates TBD)
Explore the best
locations for wildlife photography in exotic Borneo. We'll have special
permission to photograph behind the scenes at the world's most famous orangutan
orphanage and rehab center. We’ll also photograph orangutans living wild in the
forest, visit a special sanctuary for proboscis monkeys, cruise rivers for rare
pygmy elephants, visit bat caves and much more. Click
here. |
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