An Interview with Heike Odermatt by Beata Moore
Heike Odermatt is a semi-professional photographer, originally from Germany, who lives in The Netherlands. She is well known for her beautifully composed landscapes, wildlife images as well as sensitively balanced natural abstracts. Since her early childhood she hoped to photograph landscapes and wild animals. Years after she got her first analog camera, she decided in 2002 to pursue nature photography. For a few years she was restricted with her photography due to a serious illness, but currently Heike is working on new approaches to allow her to re-start her photographic activities. Her work has been awarded in several international competitions, among them, Wildlife Photographer of the Year (BBC) and European Wildlife Photographer of the Year (ENJ). Heike is a member of the Nature Photographers Guild (NFG) and the Society of German Nature Photographers (GDT). read more.
Selection of September 2019: Aqua Nature by Gil Gautier
Mastering composition is like a trademark, a signature look of Gil, who demonstrates also his awarness of colours. read more.
Selection of August 2019: Cheetah in Grassland by Anette Mossbacher
An impressive empty space that is reinforced by the choice of the panoramic format, allows for the Cheetah to fill all the photo with its magical presence. Although it looks motionless, its oblique position gives a strong dynamism to the scene. read more.
Selection of July 2019: Home of the Quoll by David Gallan
A very rare moment that David successfully caught of this vulnerable and threatened species. Beyond the natural beauty of the scene, such a record was a great challenge as David explained with so much captivating details. read more.
Selection of June 2019: Bison in the Hot Spring Steam by Arnfinn Johansen
An undefined shape, evoking power, that seems to come from other and old ages... Looks like a statut although we guess the moves. A strong capture. read more.
