I was pleased that one of my images was selected for the cover of this month's RANGEFINDER magazine. Here is a link to a pdf of the article: http://www.rangefindermag.com/magazine/May08/126.pdf
I will soon be announcing some upcoming field workshops and Exhibitions - stay tuned!
There is an online version of my article in Pro Digital Imaging Magazine now available. It can be accessed at the following link: Profile: Elizabeth Carmel
Thanks to the folks over at Pro Digital Imaging Magazine for their cover story on my work in their March 2008 issue. The did a great job accurately reproducing the color in all my images that they published, and also did a detailed (flattering) article on my career.
I am in the process of doing a very large 80" x 55" print of Dogwood's Grace for a client. It will be mounted onto thin Aluminum so it can be placed onto a curved wall. We determined the best way to protect the image was to laminate it to the aluminum sheet. This is a very cutting edge display, but thanks to Joe at Calypso Imaging in Santa Cruz we were able to figure out how to get this done and shipped across the country. He is doing the laminating and mounting. I will be shipping him the 80 x 55" print rolled up. This will be printed on our Epson 11880. This will be the biggest print I have made so far, I am hoping Joe can send me a picture of him standing next to the final mounted version, since I will not see it before it is shipped.
This month's Sierra Magazine features a cover story on my photography. I sent them a copy of my book when it came out and they followed up with me to do a story on it, so I am very pleased with how it came out. My husband Olof and I are long time supporters of the Sierra Club. As people who make our living from photographing beautiful natural places, it is incumbent on us to support organizations like the Sierra Club. I'm sure many readers of my photoblog share the same philosophy. We are also supporters of our local Truckee Donner Land Trust and a number of other environmental organizations. We are lucky in the Western USA to have large wilderness areas and National Parks - this is a major accomplishment of the USA and a wonderful gift to our generation. There are many places in Western Europe that have no concept of Wilderness, which is both a physical and psychological place. Anyone who has traveled in the backcountry of Alaska knows the amazing power of true wilderness - there is nothing like being part of the food chain to clear your mind! Here is a link to the Sierra Club Magazine: http://www.sierraclub.org/sierra. There is also a link to the article on that web page.
This month's April issue of Outdoor Photographer features an article about my work titled "Mountain Digital". It can be viewed online at http://www.outdoorphotographer.com/content/articles/locations.shtml.
