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Maaike and I knew at once that
your work was exceptional. When we weighed the value of
meaningful, beautiful photographs against the slightly higher
cost, it wasn't hard to decide that your services were the one
indulgence we would allow ourselves. Barbara M. Joosse, Children's Author |
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Cara and I can not even begin to tell you how happy we are that we had you for a photographer. Not only did the pictures turn out great, but you also did an outstanding job of capturing the many memorable moments of our day. We would not hesitate to recommend you to any of our friends. Thanks to you, or special day will never be forgotten. Andy and Cara Moll |
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The beauty, fun, and joy of the evening were truly captured in the photos. We have pictures of all of our guests talking, laughing, dancing, and having fun as well as more formal photos of our family and wedding party. I was particularly pleased with the amount of candids we have and how much they capture the feel of the evening. Amy Karls |
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We love the pictures! Thanks again, David! You did a fabulous job and so many guests were very impressed with you. Katie and Ryan Herringa |
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We appreciated your energy, creativity, quiet demeanor, and hard work put in for us on a very hot day. We truly felt that we were in professional and capable hands. We look forward to seeing you again soon and know that the wedding photos will be wonderful! Mary Meyer |
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Thank you for your amazing work! You even made the picture-taking fun. Professional, pleasant, fun, flexible, creative... I could go on and on! Thank you for helping to make our wedding day perfect! Jen and Craig Hadley |
| Resume |
| 1995-Now | Specializing in Photojournalistic Weddings | |
| 1989-1995 | Education Director at the International Crane Foundation, Baraboo, WI | |
| 1972-1995 | Photos appear in hundreds of magazines, newspapers, and books worldwide | |
| 1994 | Photographed Japanese Princess (H.I.H. Princess Sayako of Nori), during a banquet with Sue Ellen Thompson, wife of the Governor of Wisconsin. |
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| 1993 | On location in Costa Rica: Photos of conservationist Dan Janzen and related subjects appear in four national magazines | |
| 1991 | Edited and supervised design of a book of photos: Reflections: The Story of Cranes |
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| 1990 | Photo distributed worldwide by National Geographic News Service | |
| 1989 | Published the all-time best-selling postcard of Madison, WI |
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| 1979-1989 | Specializing in public relations photography for health care providers |
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| 1985 | Gold Camera Award (1st Prize), US Industrial Film Festival | |
| 1984 | Gold Award, International Film & TV Festival of New York | |
| 1983 | Silver Award, International Film & TV Festival of New York | |
| 1983 | Award for Creative Excellence, US Industrial Film Festival | |
| 1982-1983 | 2 Awards of Merit at the Communications Review, Wis. Hospital Public Relations Council | |
| 1979-1981 | Published eight educational multimedia programs with Educational Images | |
| 1979 | Research Biologist, GS-12, US Army Corps of Engineers, Vicksburg, MS | |
| 1974-1979 | Assistant Professor of Zoology, University of Wisconsin Center--Washington County | |
| 1972, 1976 |
Photos of penguins published in National Geographic Society books and magazines |
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| 1974 | Published 63 photographs in a book: The Penguin: It's Life Cycle, by David Thompson, Sterling Publishing Co., NY. |
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| 1964-1969 | Spent three summer seasons in Antarctica, doing research and photography on penguins | |
| 1963-1974 | Worked in a research group, at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, that produced many National Geographic photographers and authors, including George Schaller. Received a Ph.D. in Zoology. | |
| 1963 | Graduated from Stanford University, AB in Biology, with Departmental Honors | |
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