Wildlife Photographer Michael L. Smith

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Michael L. Smith

Michael L. Smith is an internationally known wildlife photographer. For 35 years he has been observing and photographing wildlife, concentrating mostly on birds and working exclusively with 70mm Hasselblad equipment. The intimate relationships he develops with his subjects and his deep appreciation of the birds intelligence are evident in his photographs. He offers revealing glimpses into their lives and behavior, as well as their breathtaking beauty. Mr. Smith likes to work close to his subjects, developing a keen under-standing of their lives. This knowledge, together with his artistic eye and deep love of nature has resulted in photographs that captivate with their beauty and further our understanding of the natural world.

His photograph “The Mad Bluebird of an adult male Eastern Bluebird sitting on a fence post, is perhaps the most purchased, recognized and loved bird photograph in the world, It is now being Reproduced in stained glass by Glassmasters of Richmond, Virginia.

Mr. Smith’s work has appeared in such publications as National Geographic Magazine (Song Of Hope For The Bluebird, June 1977; Osprey Populations Soar To Old Heights, August 1990); National Geographic Books and brochures; National Wildlife Federation books and magazines. His photographs are also widely found in assorted other books, magazines, covers, posters, puzzles, calendars and greeting cards. His photograph of “Bluebirds of a Feather”, is currently being used in an advertisement for Hasselblad cameras.

In addition to lecturing and conducting workshops on wildlife photography.


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