Book ‘Em, Dano!

Books offer the ultimate showcase for your photography—here's how to get your own

By Bob Krist

Published November 1, 2006

There’s no stronger urge among serious travel and nature photo enthusiasts than to share our work. We go to great lengths to perfect our craft. We travel to the four corners of the earth and wait for the absolute best conditions to capture our imagery, so it’s only natural that we’d want people to see and share in the fruits of our labors. There’s no stronger urge among serious travel and nature photo enthusiasts than to share our work. We go to great lengths to perfect our craft. We travel to the four corners of the earth and wait for the absolute best conditions to capture our imagery, so it’s only natural that we’d want people to see and share in the fruits of our labors.

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