Aurora photographers Corey Rich and Whit Richardson were recently featured in National Geographic Traveler Poland.  Richardson’s photo of two people mountain biking across an arch near Moab, Utah, and Rich’s photo of a- dare we say, nervous? excited?- woman rafting down the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon, Arizona graced the issue’s pages.

To view more photos from Corey Rich and Whit Richardson, visit Aurora Photos.

Aurora Photographer Keith Ladzinski’s photo of a woman running up a section of steep switch back trail known as Walter’s Wiggle’s that leads to the summit of Angels Landing in Zion National Park Utah, was featured in this month’s issue of German magazine Active Life.

To view more images by Keith Ladzinski, visit Aurora Photos

Novus Select photographer Trevor Clark has an article featured in this month’s Wall Street Journal Adventure & Travel section. Clark had this to say about the experience: “Mountain biking with solid riders, shooting in a completely unfamiliar place and taking mental notes to write down hours later wasn’t easy, but this is one of those amazing trips that I will always remember.  I think my smiling muscles got more of a work out than my legs!”

To view Trevor Clark’s portfolio, visit Novus Select.
To view more images from Trevor Clark, visit Aurora Photos. 

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Aurora photographer Tom Sperduto was recently published in the pages of National Geographic Traveler Poland.  His photo of two women eating 50-pound hamburger and french fries at a restaurant in Piscataway, NJ is making us hungry!

To view more photos from Tom Sperduto, visit Aurora Photos.

Aurora photographer Stacy Pearsall’s Shooter: Combat from Behind the Camera is set to be released in October. You can pre-order the book now via Amazon. Here is what Pearsall had to say about the upcoming book. ”It took me some time to decide whether to I wanted to create a book of images from my 2007 deployment to Iraq. However, I felt I owed it to the soldiers I served with to share what they went through, and me too for that matter, with the world. After all, the soldiers are the guys who kept me going, protected me, lifted me up and opened up to me. Without them, I wouldn’t have been able to capture the pictures I did. Indeed, this book is as much theirs’ as it is mine. As a photographer, I couldn’t be more excited to share my images too. I’m thrilled that Lyons Press will be publishing Shooter: Combat from Behind the Camera, with a release date of October 2, 2012, and it’s available for pre-purchase now. The real reward will come when I see those soldiers I served with on the coffee tables of houses worldwide. They deserve it.”

To view more photos from Stacy Pearsall, visit Aurora Photos.
To pre-order Shooter: Combat from Behind the Camera, visit Amazon. 

Coming on the heels of a successful 2010 program, this workshop prepares photographers for creating effective multimedia projects and examines the challenging new world of visual storytelling. We’ll combine the successful elements of the 2010 conference style event with additional hands-on training in smaller groups to hone each individual’s craft. Partnered with one of the most progressive picture agencies today – Aurora Photos and Novus Select– this hands-on workshop provides instruction in combining still photographs, sound, narration and video. Headquartered on the University of Colorado campus in their brand new high-tech ATLAS building, these four days go well beyond any other workshops concentrating on new media.

The how-to of producing multimedia is accompanied by understanding the platforms where it appears. National Geographic magazine will discuss how they are moving the Great Yellow Border into this new age. Mediastorm will showcase their innovative style and broad distribution platforms that keep them at the forefront of multimedia storytelling. Jose Azel and Corey Rich of Novus Select will show how one of the most innovative picture agencies in the country has moved to creating new content for clients.

To find out more about the workshop, click here.

Aurora photographer Dan Shugar’s image of backcountry skiers near Mt Robson in British Columbia has taken 1st place in the Mountain Sport category at the 2012 Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival, and was commended in the Travel category at the 2012 Sony World Photography Awards.

To view more images from Dan Shugar, visit Aurora Photos.

Novus Select photographer Chris Hinkle was recently published in Paved Magazine. “Cyclocross is one of my favorite subjects to photograph – the intensity of the riders, the die-hard fans, and the dynamic weather create an opportunity to make some great images. Paved Magazine featured two of my images, one from Kansas City and the other from Portland, OR, on pages 22-23 of their Spring 2012 issue which is available now.”

To view more images from Chris Hinkle, visit Novus Select.