Like yesterday’s image, the above poster was also part of the market test in LA; here is my original post and photo on that story. The image was from the Hidden Falls Trail in Grand Teton last year at this time.
So it is really exciting to report this image was also licensed for unlimited nationwide bus stop signage for one year, along with some other uses! (more…)
Last winter I shared the original version of this photo in my Seward comes to Los Angeles post, and talked about how it was going to appear on billboards in the Los Angeles area over a 12 week period - this is how the actual billboard looked.
What I didn’t know; this was a test market, and fortunately the test went well. So now Nature Valley and their ad agency liscended the image for unlimited billboard use nationwide for one year! It will appear primarily in hispanic markets in major cities across the U.S. Pretty cool.
American Road cover.
This image has been on a bit of a roll lately by also appearing on the cover of this year’s The Milepost.
This photo was from our trip to San Diego a little over a year ago.
Magazines and books often select more then one photo to mock up for cover consideration. We had been on a bit of a losing streak lately missing out on what could have been exciting covers for National Geographic Adventure and Via Magazine. Maybe now our luck is changing!
I think I posted this photo on the blog last October the day after I captured it - well this month it is on the cover of Fort Wayne Living! Here are more of our Las Vegas photos.
Well I haven’t subjected you to my shameless self promotion in awhile, but this one is too excited to pass up. For the second year in a row I have a photo on the cover of The Milepost!
As I wrote last year, this is a special cover for me, as I remember growing up, every traveler through Glennallen carried a copy of this extremely valuable travel guide. To this day, I still make sure I have the current Milepost with me as I travel around Alaska and Canada as it has detailed mile by mile descriptions of anything you may encounter - not only the mountains and rivers, but the restaurants and campgrounds as well. If you are driving to Alaska, you must have the latest copy of The Milepost!
The photo was taken in late September at Tern Lake, part of the Chugach National Forest, about 35 miles out the Seward Highway from Seward. Wait a second, a quick peak at The Milepost tells me this lake is 37.2 miles from Seward. 
Hidden Falls, Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming.
This photo is also part of the Nature Valley ad campaign for Los Angeles and Orange County, California - this image will be appearing on bus shelters in the area over the next couple of months.
You might remember this images from last summer, it was from the Hidden Falls Trail in the Grand Tetons.
This image was captured within the city limits of Seward, Alaska - looking out at Mt. Alice and the Chugach National Forest.
If you are in Los Angeles or Orange County, California over the next 12 weeks, you might see this image on a billboard promoting Nature Valley products. Pretty cool!
If you have followed this blog for long, you will remember the wonderful time we spent around the Grand Tetons this past June. It is nice to have images from that trip already in print - from pond to print in less then 6 months!
This is one of the advantages of digital. During the days of shooting slides, a trip like the one we took to the desert southwest last winter would just now be making it to market. With digital, that trip paid for itself within just a few months!
These trips may pay for themselves quicker, but they won’t begin to pay for any of the homes in this catalog!
Here you can read more about our travels to the Grand Tetons on the photo blog.
If you are looking for some last minute gift ideas, you might consider our 2008 Alaska Calendar. We don’t actually have any left, but I learned last week that ANHA still has a few left. Here is a link to the calendar at their on the on-line store; ANHA. They sell for $10.
I thought I would share our most recent cover - this just arrived in the mail. Not only is it fun to have a cover, but this Explorer’s Guide to Arizona looks like a great guide - it could come in very handy this winter. We are planning to spend some time in this warm state this winter.
We just received a copy of this Palm Springs Phone Book cover over the weekend, I thought it turned out pretty nice. We spent a little time in the Palm Springs area two years ago, we hope to get back to the area this winter.
One of our most recent covers - it is always interesting to see how a photo is used.
I’m not much of a network TV fan any more, but I must admit, I can’t wait to see the new CBS drama Viva Laughlin this fall - well at least the first 2.5 seconds. Why? Because they are using the above Laughlin, Nevada photo in the opening intro sequence. I must admit it will be pretty fun seeing my photo on TV, but I’m going to need to be pretty quick with the Tivo pause button or I will probably miss it!
Here are more Laughlin, Nevada photos.
Here are three more Chugach National Forest posters. (more…)
It is always fun to get samples of our photos in use. (more…)
Here is another new item I’m really excited about, a calendar of our images of park lands around Alaska. (more…)
We just recieved the final copy of our latest project; a book on the Chugach National Forest book, and I think it looks great! (more…)
The Denali Road Guide - a must have for first time visitors to Denali National Park, Alaska - won a really cool award recently. (more…)
