Jack Dykinga (professional photographer): From Pulitzer to Pop-Up

[Stan@FourWheel]

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Some of the photographers in the group might like this article.


Jack Dykinga: From Pulitzer to Pop-Up

Written by Gordon White (Tuesday, 19 May 2009)

Internationally celebrated landscape photographer Jack Dykinga and his eternal search for solitude, intimacy with nature, and Arizona’s desert light.


http://www.truckcampermagazine.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=773&Itemid=66








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[Yukon]

Thanks for sharing that article Stan. I suspect many of this group can relate to what this photographer was expressing.

Chris

 

[4llamas]

Michael Fatali: Schoolhouse of Photography

Stan,
I imagine that Dykinga and Fatali have met. They are at least kindred spirits. Fatali's gallery is in Springdale, Utah and the school is in Rockville, outside of Zion. Very interesting that I should meet Michael Fatali the same day you posted about Jack Dykinga.

http://www.fatali.com/index-frame.php

llamas

 

[pvstoy]

Thanks Stan and I can relate.

 

[travelingdan]

Great story. I know what Jack means about getting photographs in bad weather by using a Four Wheel Camper. I just returned from a photo trip to Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest in California. I snapped the attached photo while descending from 11,000 feet and the snow about to fall.

 

[Outerspace]

Great article

Thanks for posting it Stan.

I agree with Jack about being out alone shooting.

And about the first gen Tundras being perfect for fourwheel/allterrain campers. Love my '05.

S