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We specialize in images of endangered wildlife and landscapes worldwide, and pride ourselves in the quality and breadth of our collection. To search for images of specific subjects or locations use our simple SEARCH box to your left: this will give you access to over 4500 of our best images with new ones being added every day.
See Kevin's story on Amazon River Dolphins in the June 2009 issue of National Geographic. (To see some favorite images that didn't make it into the story, go here. ) If you find a picture you'd like to use, anywhere on this site, feel free to drag it to your desktop for reference. Then, simply contact us to discuss usage fees, or to request a high-resolution file for comps or layouts. We can usually send these to you via FTP on the same day, or on CD by FEDEX overnight. TRAVEL WITH KEVIN in 2013 : Join Kevin on a spectacular Southern Africa wildlife photography adventure. For more information, see here. Kevin will also be National Geographic lecturer on a Oct. 2013 cruise from Argentina to the Chilean Fjords. Details here. About Kevin Schafer
See the recent features on Kevin in Nature's Best Magazine (PDF) and Outdoor Photographer Magazine .
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PLEASE NOTE: All of the photographs on this site are copyrighted by Kevin Schafer Photography and are protected by law. Although these images may be downloaded for comp or layout purposes at no charge, permission and fees are required to reproduce them in any form, including on-line or web usages. |
Code of Ethics
At Kevin Schafer Photography, we take ethics seriously. In my view, whatever power a photograph possesses is directly tied to the belief that it represents a real event a true moment in time. Take that away and all you have left is an illustration, a digital trick. For that reason, NONE OF THE WILDLIFE IMAGES IN OUR COLLECTION HAVE BEEN DIGITALLY MANIPULATED WITHOUT ATTRIBUTION. There may have been some minor color correction done, or contrast control, but in every case they represent real behavior and natural events. Any images of captive animals are so labeled. In this digital age, trust is about all we have left. If you have ANY questions about a specific image, please contact us. |