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Although I have always had some creative side to my nature, it got entirely buried during college and medical school. Fortunately a good friend got me started taking photographic trips with h…
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- James has 4 galleries with 96 photos.
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Recent Galleries
2014 Costa Rica Photography Tour
Posted Sep. 7th, 2014
2013 Kenya Photography Tour
Posted Nov. 23rd, 2014 (6 years ago)
2010 Kenya Photography Tour
Posted Nov. 23rd, 2014 (6 years ago)
2009 Winter in Yellowstone Photography Tour II
Posted Nov. 23rd, 2014 (6 years ago)
James Carlin's Timeline
Michael Spain posted a new gallery
5 years ago
2016 Iceland Landscape Photography Tour I
Bad weather makes for good photographs — and the challenge of working in this beautiful and rugged country brings with it a great deal of satisfaction after working hard to gathering such images. Hope you enjoy them.
David and Shiela Glatz posted a new gallery
5 years ago
2016 Alaska Brown Bear Boat Photography Tour II
The Natural Exposures Katmai Boat Tour was amazing. Our first trip to Katmai, but definitely not our last. Accessible only by plane or boat, Katmai is remote but teeming with wildlife. We had great photo opportunities to capture mother bears nursing cubs against a backdrop of fireweed, lone boar snoozing in the tall grass (pay attention Dan!) and second-season cubs knocking each other around. Other species included Bald Eagles, Seals, shorebirds and the elusive Sea Otter (shooting them is like playing Whack-a-Mole!). The “all-women” fishing excursion with Captain Chuck onboard the intrepid skiff: wine + women + fishing = epic fun. This tour should be on everyone’s bucket list.
David and Shiela Glatz posted a new gallery
5 years ago
2015 Alaska Brown Bear Photography Tour II
Awesome Salmon Run at Lake Clark National Park, and we never seem to get enough of it. Year after year we have the audacity to sign up for this trip, not only for the awesome bear (and birds – raptors or otherwise, and rare wolf tracks, etc) photography but for the privilege of spending time with friends made over the years, who are now family. Dan and Tanya put on a wonderful trip. The Guides know their bears and will make sure you are in the best position to capture them photographically. The food at the Lodge is simple yet elegantly made. And of course there are the Corays who will make you feel at home. It is a perfect storm of amazing from beginning to end. Natural Exposure’s Salmon Run trip to Lake Clark should be on your Bucket List.