
Outdoor Photographer Magazine
“While I may find a scene interesting as I stand on the ground, I often find myself wondering what it would look like if I climbed a tree and shot it that way,” says Jim Oltersdorf, who recently taped the Discovery Channel special, “Risk Takers 2: High-Risk Photographer Jim Oltersdorf.”
Check out his take on extreme wildlife photography. Then, tell us about your coolest wildlife adventure in the comments!
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Jim Oltersdorf works on the edge to get wild and unique photographs of wildlife and nature as a whole.

Outdoor Photographer Magazine Last call... Don't forget to enter the 2nd Annual Nature's Colors Photo Contest! The Grand Prize Package includes $1,500 and publication of your photo in Outdoor Photographer!
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Show Us Your Colors For Your Chance To Win! Hurry! Entry Deadline is November 2, 2009.

Outdoor Photographer Magazine Don't forget to enter our October '09 WIN THIS! Sweepstakes for a chance to win an awesome prize! Sweepstakes ends 10/31.
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Enter our October 2009 WIN THIS! Sweepstakes for a chance to win one of the following prizes: Tamrac Velocity 9x sling pack; ACDSee Pro 3; Buck Knives Impulse knife; Hoodman’s HoodEYE; Zeikos ZE-MP72; Transcend’s Extreme Plus 600X CompactFlash card.

Outdoor Photographer Magazine What's your secret for awesome macro shots?
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Go beyond the ordinary macro shot to create striking close-ups anywhere.

Outdoor Photographer Magazine Have you tried this?
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The GigaPan gives you the ability to make images that are higher resolution than you’ve ever dreamed possible.

Outdoor Photographer Magazine And we have a winner! Congratulations to Kim Hunley of Washington, DC. Kim wins a one-year subscription to OP. Woohoo! Stay tuned for future sweepstakes...

Outdoor Photographer Magazine Check it out!
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A new D-SLR that looks tailor-made for nature photography.

Outdoor Photographer Magazine
"I strive to create images that move beyond the literal, transforming
subjects into something unexpected for the viewer by rendering the
familiar in an unfamiliar way." http://www.outdoorphotographer.com/locat ions/north-america/dreamscapes.html?utm_ source=facebook&utm_medium=status&utm_ca mpaign=fb_1009
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Ian Plant’s landscapes aren’t abstracts and they aren’t entirely literal. Plant uses uniquely photographic techniques and tools to transform the scene, and his images end up going far beyond a documentary shot.

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Outdoor Photographer Magazine Want to win $1,500 or a D-SLR? Submit your photos to OP's 2nd Annual Nature's Colors Contest! http://ow.ly/ruFJ

Outdoor Photographer Magazine As a thank you to our loyal Facebook fans, we're giving away a one-year subscription to Outdoor Photographer! Winners will be picked around 10/15 and all of our Facebook fans are eligible to win. Be sure to invite your fellow photographer friends to join... think we'll have 2,000 fans by then? ;)

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Outdoor Photographer Magazine Check out the Nikon D300S, with all the benefits of the D300 and a host of improvements, including the much anticipated HD video capability.
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One of the most popular D-SLRs for nature photography gets even better—and adds HD video!

Outdoor Photographer Magazine Acadia National Park itself provides abundant photo opportunities, from quaint fishing villages to coastal vistas. Check it out!
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Bass Harbor Lighthouse is located off of Route 102A on the western side of Mount Desert Island, just outside Acadia National Park in Maine.


























