Welcome | Richard Ettlinger: Nature Photographer

Welcome! An avid birder for over 20 years, I am pleased to be able to share my photographs on this site. Content changes frequently – visit the galleries listed above, and return often.

FEATURE PHOTOS:
Here I'll be highlighting a few photographs from time to time — shots with which I am particularly happy. Soon I'll be launching a guestbook and I look forward to hearing your impressions of these photographs.

ABOUT THE SITE:
Welcome to the newest release of my Nature Photography web site. This 2007 redesign includes many of my more recent photographs presented with a new interface that will provide a better browsing and viewing experience. Select shots are presented in gallery collections, representing some of my recent and favorite work, as well as several topical galleries. The gallery presentations do require a Flash capable browser.

NEW PHOTOS:
The newest photos were added to the site in March, 2008.

CURRENT WORK:
From time to time you can see my most current work at naturephotographers.net.

Digital SLR Solutions featuring interview SOME EXCITING NEWS!
Check out my interview with Sally Grotta in
PC Magazine's new book Digital SLR Photography Solutions.

We discuss "How to Get the Perfect Wildlife Action Photo"
and "Freezing the Action Shot!!"

The book, written by Sally and Dan Grotta is available now.
Buy it at BN.com

NEWS:
Book Release – May 2008
Harry N. Abrams publishing will soon release “On Feathered Wings: Birds in Flight”
Featuring the work of seven photographers who have spent their lives camping out, donning waders, and lying in wait for the greatest shots of birds doing what they do best: flying!
›› Learn more.

Natural History Museum Exhibit: Opens June 14
American Museum of Natural History, Central Park West at 79th St., New York, New York.
Natural History Museum logo
Photographer Richard Ettlinger is being honored by the American Museum of Natural History and Harry N. Abrams Books for his six-year project photographing and collaborating with six other professional photographers on five continents to capture the beauty of birds in flight. AMNH will display 35 images in a nine-month-long photo exhibition.