| Wildlife Photojournalist
This week Tim will be presenting his Birds of Paradise talk at @america. This cutting edge cultural center is in Jakarta, Indonesia. From 7 – 9 pm, Tim will be at Pacific Place and it is open to all. If you are in the area, check it out!
If you didn’t happen to be at the LOOK3 Festival of the Photograph last month and would like to watch Tim Laman’s multimedia presentation on his Birds of Paradise Project, you can do so here on LIVESTREAM…
Our Bird-of-Paradise Project Intro video hit another milestone on YouTube today, passing 3,000,000 views! This video featuring the work of Ed Scholes and myself to document all the Birds-of-Paradise was put together by our talented colleagues at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology multimedia department. Thanks for the great work guys in making this so appealing to so many people!
It was a real thrill to see my Birds-of-Paradise images showcased on huge banners in the TREES exhibit at the LOOK3 Festival of the Photograph this past week.
Forty of my images were printed double sided on twenty large banners that now hang all along the beautiful outdoor pedestrian mall of historic downtown Charlottesville. The exhibit will be up until mid-July, so check it out if you are in the neighborhood.
I could not be more pleased with how well the printing was done and the exhibit hung. Thanks to the organizers of this fabulous event!
Tim won first place in the World’s Rarest Birds competition. His photo of the Marquesan Imperial-pigeon won 1st place in the Endangered category.
This image, along with other of Tim’s images, have been published in the book The World’s Rarest Birds by Erik Hirschfeld, Andy Swash, and Robert Still. You can see the story, along with the other winners, by the Huffington Post.
National Geographic has consolidated and rebranded their photography and talent agency as “National Geographic Creative”, and I’m proud to be represented by them. They represent me for my stock photography and video, and also for commercial assignments. Check out their fully revamped website where you can see the portfolios of all their photographers, including a new page feature some of my work. NatGeoCreative Website
My work on the Birds of Paradise is featured today in an interview and gallery on the New York Times Lens Blog.
This is one of the leading photojournalism blogs in the world, so it is an honor to be featured. Check it out.
