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International Environmental Photogaphic Competition

specialiststock — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 20:51:00 +0000

Environmental Photographer of the Year competition is coming to a close in a few months. Clear here for details to enter. Specialist Stock is proud to be their Media Consultants helping with marketing the competition to photographers and ensuring the winning pictures a given a suitable profile. The relationship is set to grow over the years keeping apace with the impressive momentum of this unique international photographic competition on the environment.

Some of last years winners:

ARKive’s Most Wanted!

specialiststock — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 17:11:26 +0000

ARKive has already profiled 6,000 of the world’s species on their website, with the help of the world’s best filmmakers, photographers and scientists (including Specialist Stock). These include many of our most charismatic and familiar animals: gorillas, lions, tigers and elephants. In 2010, the International Year of Biodiversity, we have set ourselves the ambitious task of tracking down films and photos of 17,000 of the world’s most endangered plants and animals, including major black millipede, Marley’s golden mole and the Jeweled toad (below).

Sowing Seeds this Conference Season

specialiststock — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 22:33:36 +0000

Specialist Stock will be present at Communicate and WildPhoto conferences this week.

We will inform buyers and suppliers of our imminent launch of an exceptional new GREEN collection.

We are ready to receive requests for this material…
Email Julie-anne

We are interested in suitable collections and new contributors…
Email Tom

Crying Face Appears in Glacier

specialiststock — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 08:11:51 +0000

The image of a crying face has appeared briefly in a melting glacier off Norway. ‘Tears’ in the natural sculpture located on the Nordaustlandet ice shelf in the Svalbard archipelago are created by a waterfall of glacial water falling from one of the face’s eyes.

This glacier has been retreating at a rate of 400ft per year steadily since 1920 according to the Norwegian government body. These pictures were taken by a Michael S. Nolan who is a specialist in the marine environment and contributes regularly to our Splashdown collection and lecturers on National Geographic ships on tour.

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