#david kingham

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David Kingham

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“Serendipity”

“Yellowstone National Park in winter is a truly magical place. We have the honor of visiting every year to lead workshops focused not on wildlife, but on the landscape. Despite our landscape emphasis, we had been casually tracking a wolf pack each morning, noticing their footprints along the roadside. We learned they had migrated to another area of the park, coincidentally where we were headed next. On this particular morning, after photographing incredible conditions, we were winding down for the day when a lone wolf emerged from the woods—a magical experience in itself. As we finished photographing this solitary wolf and prepared to leave, we turned to see the entire Wapiti pack appear from the forest. Not only that, but they were perfectly positioned amidst the thermal features, with snow-covered trees and rising steam as a backdrop. Resisting the temptation to zoom in closer, I chose to include the stunning environment. It was a truly unforgettable moment that I will always treasure.”

by David Kingham

Natural Landscape Photography Awards

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David Kingham

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White sands Milky Way by David Kingham

White Sands National Monument, New Mexico, USA

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David Kingham

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A photograph of Death Valley, California taken by David Kingham

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Photo by David Kingham:

"Saturday night I went out to Snowy Range in Wyoming in search of dark skies for the Perseid meteor shower. I wanted something special for the foreground and I knew the Snowies faced in the perfect direction to get this shot. I started shooting at 10pm and didn't stop until 5 am, I had to change my battery every 2 hours which made for a long night. The moon rose around 1am to light up the mountain range. This is a composite of 23 images, 22 for the meteors/stars and 1 taken at sunrise for the foreground which was lightly blended in. I also corrected the orientation of the meteors to account for the rotation of the earth (this took forever!) I had a great night which was made even better because I spent it with my newly adopted dog Emmie, she was a trooper!"

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Wahclella Falls by David Kingham on Flickr.

"I photographed this in the pouring rain, had to clone out a few fair weather photogs who were taking cover under the rocks ;) oh snap!" - David Kingham