Hey everybody,
I have a feature article/interview in the newest (Spring/Summer 2010) Nature’s Best Photography Magazine… Woo-hoo! It just came out this week.
Please click the above image(s) to view larger.I just want to share with you all that I’ve just posted three new image galleries on my website.
Below is a photograph from July 2008 of Silvery Lupine blooming in front of an Aspen stand. It’s one of the 54 new photographs up on my site!
A new article I just wrote about photographing Great Falls National Park is now online at NatureScapes.net. Feel free to read the article here, and be sure to check out all of the other informative articles featured on the site!
I forgot to mention in my last post that my image “Frosted Aspens” was selected as an honorable mention in Naturescapes.net’s 2009 images of the year! You can view all of the winning and honorably mentioned photos here.
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To purchase a print or stock rights, please contact me.
This image that I made last winter of hoar frost-covered trees in West Virginia is featured as the photo of the month on Naturescapes.net. View it here if you’d like!
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Hey everybody,
Check out this image I made today of a Northern Shrike. I’ve always had quite a hard time with these birds, and was pretty excited when I came across this one, thanks to a few other photographers.
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Wow, it sure has been a while since I posted a blog entry. If you scan through some posts over the past six months or so, I’m sure you’ll see multiple instances in which I’ve promised that I’m back for good, and that I’ll finally start posting more, and so on and so forth. Well, I mean it this time, hehe…
So, let me get you all up to date with what I’ve had going on lately! So, I was informed this September that I have received the award of “Youth Photographer of the Year” from Nature’s Best Photography Magazine’s Windland Smith Rice International Awards. They’ve chosen my image titled Barred Owl Stare. You can view a youtube video featuring all of the photographs here. A four-by-six foot print of my image, along with several dozen other stunning nature photographs are on display at the Smithsonian Institute’s Museum of Natural History right here in Washington, D.C. until May. It’s a fantastic exhibit, and I highly recommend you pay it a visit if you’re in the area!
On a less exciting note, I flipped my car over! Oops. Luckily, I was only going 20MPH, and was wearing a seat belt. I’m gonna try and keep all 4 wheels on the ground from here on out. Wish me luck!
Now I’ll get back to the important stuff. I have a new website, which I suppose is quite obvious if you’re viewing this blog. Over the next few weeks I’ll be putting the finishing touches on, adding my info pages, integrating print sales, and a couple hundred photographs! I hired Jack Brauer at Widerange Galleries to design my site, and he was extremely pleasant and helpful throughout the process. I don’t want it to sound like this is an advertisement for his work, but man, is it good!
One additional thing I’d like to share is that I’ve made facebook and twitter pages for my photography. You can access them here and here.
Hey everybody,
I have a big update coming soon, but until then, update your bookmarks/subscriptions to this new location at www.alexmody.com/blog.
Two things I forgot to add–
I’m just beginning the daunting task of completely revamping my website! Seeing as I am still six months behind with my processing, it’ll be a few months in the making, that’s for sure. Also, I’m enrolled for classes at Northern Virginia Community College for this fall, where I’ll attend for a year before transferring to another school.
