WildlifeSouth
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"WildlifeSouth is a wildlife and nature photography journal dedicated to providing information about the natural resources located within the Southeastern United States.
Our hope is that naturalists, outdoor enthusiasts, and photographers, of all skill levels will benefit from this collection of knowledge. In addition, we hope to promote conservation of the diminishing natural resources available in the Southeastern United States."
2010 Contributors |
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| Lisel Shoffner Powell | Big Meadows | Lisel Shoffner Powell at CNPA. | |
| Will Stuart | Trillium in the South | Will Stuart on Flickr |
2009 Contributors |
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| Gary and Janice Carter | Where the Chipmunk's Run The Year That Almost Wasn't |
Gary Carter Photos | |
| Randy Lawson | Elk Capital of the East | Catawba Cruisers Randy Lawson on Shutterfly |
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| Skip Pudney | The Green Swamp | Skip Pudney on PBase | |
| Will Stuart | Birding in the Pee Dee NWR | Will Stuart on Flickr | |
| Don Wuori | Paradise... South Carolina Style | Don Wuori on CNPA |
Butch Armstrong
Butch Armstrong - Editor
A professional event photographer, Butch expanded his photography experience into the world of natural macros as a way of relaxation. His skill with the small and overlooked is readily recognized by his photography peers.
"One of my favorite past times is teaming up with my granddaughter and taking a stroll through 'bug land', as she affectionately refers to the area behind my home. She spots 'em' and I capture the image. We are quite the pair."
Robert Kemmerlin
Robert Kemmerlin - Editor
A former Carolinas' Nature Photography Association officer, Robert brings a wealth of wildlife photography experience to WildlifeSouth. An avid birder and naturalist, Robert understands the fragile natural system that must be balanced with the demands of progress.
"There is so much beauty to experience and understand, a lifetime is simply not enough time."
Joe Kegley
Joe Kegley - Publisher
An outdoor and nature enthusiast, Joe entered the world of nature photography due to the vast diversity and availability of wildlife he encountered while kayaking and canoeing within the Southern United States.
"I tried to explain to family and friends what I was experiencing when out on the water, but found it difficult putting my enthusiasm into words. So I bought a camera and resorted to photography to describe the wonderful bounty we are blessed with in the Southeast."