
The other day, I was working at my desk when the Google home device next to my laptop cycled to the owl photograph above, and I completely forgot what I was doing. Happily, I managed to scribble down the photographer’s name before the picture changed. Bartosz Oler was the name on the photo, and a little research revealed that Bartosz is half of the photography duo known as The Olers. He and his wife, Aleksandra Wysocka-Oler, travel the world taking wonderful nature photos.
Alas, their website didn’t tell me anything about the pair, but judging by the success of their photography collaboration, I think they must be pretty happy people! Since I couldn’t find out any details about these talented artists, we’re just going to just enjoy their work without further yammering on my part.
You can see all of the Olers’s breathtaking photos on their website and on Instagram and Flickr. (They also have a secondary Instagram account that shows their behind-the-scenes photos. Give it a look!)
February 14, 2022 at 10:47 am
To take photographs takes time to get it just right, which they sure do. When I was living in my RV and attempting to camp in all ower 48 states, I took snapshots just for memories. A few times I actually used my skill and took good photographs. Never have dividend them out. I really enjoyed today’s post and I bookmarked their page. Hal
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February 16, 2022 at 11:36 am
They’re so talented! Must be a fun way to spend your life together.
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February 14, 2022 at 2:52 pm
Stunning photographs. I am struck by how beautifully they handle light.
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February 16, 2022 at 11:36 am
Their attention to light is spectacular, and those compositions! Just wonderful.
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