News
september 8 2010.
New Pictures: almost every day there is a new photograph when you open the website. Enjoy !!
Images on the website are for sale:
Print sizes and price: 40x60 cm 125 euro, 50x70 cm 150 euro, 60x90 cm 195 euro, including v.a.t. and shipping. Other sizes available on request, for office- or exhibition use !!
About Fred Hoogervorst
Nature, Wildlife and Travel Photography
Fred Hoogervorst is a professional photographer from the Netherlands, based in Trinidad and Tobago, Caribbean.
Usually he works independently, but Fred is available for assignments on all fields of photography.
The subjects he focussed on, chosen either by personal initiative or by assignment, include tropical rainforests, African wildlife, deserts, coastal environments and also remarkable area's like Borneo, Suriname, Maasai Mara and Amboseli, Seychelles, Indonesia, Kruger and Antarctica.
He reported from many countries, in earlier years he was based in Mozambique, Kenya and Bangladesh.
His work is exhibited and published widely in books, magazines, reports and newspapers and is in use by museums and websites and printed on postcards a.o.
To contact him or one of his agents:
Hollandse Hoogte Photo Agency Amsterdam, Panos Photo Agency London,
Kina Photo Agency Almere.
Websites African Wildlife Photographers:
Agents
providing a selection of images:
Photo agency Hollandse Hoogte, Amsterdam, the Netherlands,
website: hollandse-hoogte.nl
Photo agency Panos Pictures, London, UK,
website: panos.co.uk
Nature Photo agency Kina, Almere, the Netherlands,
website: kina.nl
All content on this website © 2010 Fred Hoogervorst
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E-Mail: info@fredhoogervorst.com
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Orangutans - Indonesia
Orangutans, primates, are large apes with long reddish-brown hair and native to the islands of sumatra and borneo. Fruit from the tropical rainforest makes up 65-90 percent of their diet. Sumatran orangutans are expected to be the first great apes to become extinct, due to the loss of their natural habitat, just one of many species threatened because of unchecked deforestation of the rainforest, conversion of forest to oil palm plantations, illegal hunting and trade.
websites:
http://www.orangutan.org, http://www.orangutan.net, http://orangutan.or.id,
