William Ervin has been photographing nature for more than twenty years. He began his career photographing birds and other wildlife, but his interests quickly broadened to include all kinds of natural subjects, especially landscapes.
While continuing to use 35mm equipment for wildlife, he now shoots landscapes with a custom built, panoramic view camera - perfect for capturing the grandeur of Colorado and the American West.
Credits include The National Geographic Society, Audubon Magazine, Natural History, International and National Wildlife, Ranger Rick, Geo, BBC Wildlife, Terre Sauvage, and the Sierra Club, Audubon, and World Wildlife Fund Calendars. His prints are currently on display in many Colorado galleries, including the Boulder Arts & Crafts Cooperative (boulderacc.com), where he has been a member since 1983.
Bill's training as a field biologist has given him a special insight into animal behavior and ecology, while his love of light, color, weather and the seasons inspires his landscape work. An artistic eye and decades of experience in photography enable him to capture fleeting moments in the wild and present them as images of strong visual appeal. His work has been exhibited widely in the U.S., and has been published both nationally and abroad.
