Showing posts with label corey kruitbosch photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label corey kruitbosch photography. Show all posts

Thursday, January 28, 2010

Catch Magazine..January Issue

Catch It While You Can
Another great issue again with props going out to friend's Corey Kruitbosch and Bryan Gregson for the cover shot and spread! Speaking with Brian O'keefe the other week he threw out there that it was one of their most popular covers to date, nice going guys and I love those winter shots! Also kudos goes out to my other buddy Brian and Travis Best for their black/white shot on the Yampa River. Their picture followed Corey and Bryan's around page 25. Winter fishing at it's finest for sure


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Thursday, December 17, 2009

More Top Fly Fishing Photagraphers and Images!

Okay we've been talking about the Rockies a bunch, hit on some Saltwater, now it's time to take it back home to Georgia for a real perspective of photography with Louis Cahill. What many people don't know is that not only is Louis a great photographer while out on the water but he also does very impressive work in commercial advertising around the Atlanta, Georgia area shooting people and still life.


corey Kruitbosch www.western-fly-fishing.info
Here is another personal favorite and friend of mine. You may have seen Corey Kruitbosch in a number Publications, whether it's the recent spread in the Drake magazine, Korkers website or a Toyota ad (they did a little backpedaling when they forgot to ask him to use his stuff). He spends as much time on the water fishing in Utah as he does taking pictures, that's definitely a tough call since you can't really do both. It seems every time I'm either planning a big trip to places like Boca Grande or Alaska he beats me there and we're never are able to meet up, one day we'll hopefully hook up and I have a feeling next year we will wet a line for sure.


brett-colvin www.flytowater.com

Still keeping with the talented guys in Utah, yes there are quite a few! In no way could we leave out the very talented Brett Colvin. Hmm you may have seen his recent work on the National Geographic website recently, as well as other publications. It seems I spend a bunch of time admiring his shots whether they're out on the water including fish pictures or waterfowl, it's pretty sweet stuff!


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