Barbara Magnuson & Larry Kimball Nature & Wildlife Photography
Light & Substance “We are first and foremost nature photographers. We are not specialists in that we tend to capture images of what interests us, inspires us and surprises us, macros to landscapes, behavior to portraits and all of the wild. As a husband and wife team we collaborate of course but retain our own […]
Picturing the Americas
I felt totally in love with America. My name is Inge Zuelich. I grew up in Midwestern Germany. I’ve always been an adventurous person. My first time travelling without my parents was a backpackers trip through Central America. Three month in countries so different from everything that I knew and everything that my world had […]
Infrared videos of wildlife at night in the forest
Collection of infrared wildlife footage avalable for licensing. Two red foxes (Vulpes vulpes), a stoat (Mustela erminea) and a badger (Meles meles) are searchin
Prairie Rattlesnakes in Summer
A short story of an encounter with mating prairie rattlesnakes in Colorado.
Dancing Cranes
New images of sandhill cranes as they travel through the San Luis Valley in Colorado during their spring migration.
More about Ecuador
Alert for and photos from a Pronghorn Wildlife Photography blog post about travel and photography in Ecuador experienced by Barbara Magnuson and Larry Kimball
Video footage from Sweden available for private and commercial licensing
Growing collection of footage from Sweden available for RF licensing. The subjects range from wildlife to landscapes, nature, culture, travel and traffic.
Gray Wolves resting in the forest at dusk while snow is falling
Photograph of a group of gray wolves resting on a forest glade while snow is falling. It’s the blue hour, it’ll be night in a short while.
Collection with footage of migratory birds in Sweden
Collection of wildlife footage showing migratory birds in Sweden. Video clips of flying cranes, footage of whooper swans, Graylag geese and Canada geese footage
Amazon Dreams
Golden-mantle Tamarin [Saguinus tripartitus] mother carrying her baby photographed in the Ecuadorian Amazon and brief description of blog post
Short film about animals struggling to survive winter
Short film and video clip collection featuring animals struggling for survival in winter in Sweden. Wildlife encounters in deep snow.
Wildlife Spectacles
A blog posting excerpt and photographs about and of Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge in New Mexico.
The Amazon, Lungs of the World
An short description of travel to the Amazon in Ecuador and a picture of a Saki Monkey.
Short film about the life in a Swedish summer meadow
Short film over animals living in a flowering summer meadow: Insects and birds feeding on the plants and a roe deer doe nursing her two fawns.
Hazel grouse searching food on a speckled alder tree
Video footage of a hazel grouse (Bonasia bonasia) balancing on the twigs of a speckled alder tree to pick seeds.
Hazel grouse searching food on a speckled alder tree
Video footage of a hazel grouse (Bonasia bonasia) balancing on the twigs of a speckled alder tree to pick seeds.
Red Tails
News of a new blog post about photographing the stages of development of a family of Red-tailed Hawks in Colorado.
“Elephants” of the Pacific: Part II
Photo collection of northern elephant seal young and old on the California coast beaches to rest, birth and breed after spending most of the year at sea.
A laughing fox
Portrait of a red fox (Vulpes vulpes) in winter coming close to the camera, available for prints, licensing and as footage.
Monarchs of Winter
A photograph of Monarch butterflies and an invitation to read on our blog about the yearly butterfly migration through California.
“Elephants” of the Pacific
Photo collection and description of a large population of Elephant Seals that come ashore to rest, play and breed along the California coast each year.
The Lion King
Buy this picture After just returning from an amazing journey to Africa, I wanted to share one of my favorite images from the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania. I am a big fan of lions, so being so close to the “king”, was an awe inspiring experience. This lion was about 10 feet from our […]