THE FILE 21,000 35mm.

OVERVIEW Images of botanically identified plants from most of the United States, especially the Northeast and California, and also from Iceland, Australia, South Africa, England and other countries. Cultivars, especially roses, peonies, iris, daffodils, day lilies. Some plants are photographed to show botanical identification, others to create something of beauty or interest. Wildlife from the Falklands, India, Africa, Canada, the Galapagos and the United States.

NATURAL HISTORY Cultivated and native plants. All nature subjects from frost to cows and lions.

GENERAL STOCK Mailboxes. Carved pumpkins. Country, market and street scenes. People in Mexican hill towns; Indian villagers.

ENVIRONMENTAL Endangered plants. Black bear tagging in Maryland.

SPECIALTIES Botanically identified and/or aesthetic portraits of flowers. Approximately 3,000 native plants photographed in eastern U.S. and Canada, 1,000 in California. Another 2,800 cultivated or native plants in other parts of the U.S., foreign countries and gardens. Also penguins, gannets, Mexican monarchs, polar bears, wildlife of southern Africa and India.

GEOGRAPHIC AREAS Plants of every state and many countries, including Australia, Canada, China, Falkland Islands, South Africa. Scenics in Washington D.C., surrounding states, Alaska, Antarctica, California, Great Smokies, Hawaii. Some coverage of Arizona, eastern Canada, South Florida, Galápagos, Rio Grande, Rocky Mountains (fall), Tetons, Yellowstone.

RECENT COVERAGE People and animals in India. Utah scenics and flowers, Siskiyou plants, 300 types of daffodils.

PHOTOGRAPHIC PLANS Hawaiian islands to photograph plants.

CREDITS Magazines: American Gardening, American Horticulturist, Atlantic Naturalist, Blue Ridge, Christian Light, Country, Earth, Flower & Garden, Garden Gate, Harrowsmith, Maryland Outdoors, National Gardening, National Parks & Conservation, Natural History, Nature Conservancy, Orion, Safari, The State: Down Home in North Carolina, Texas Highways, Wilderness, Zoogoer. Books: Beacham, Bridgewood, Britannica, California Native Plant Society, Chanticleer, Congressional Club, Crane Hill, Dorling Kindersley, Falcon, Michael Friedman, Great Smokies Natural History Association, Homestead, Little Brown, Macmillan, Andrews McMeel, Meredith, Ottesen, Publications International, Running Press, Smallwood & Stewart, Stackpole, Storey Communications, Sunset, U.S. Postal Service. Exhibits: Alexandria City Hall, Delf Norona Museum, Gallery International, Nature Conservancy, Overseas Development Corp., Sierra Club Legal Defense Fund, U.S. National Arboretum. Other: Advertising brochures, Aristoplay, calendars (Audubon Migrations, Endangered Wildflower, Sunset, Voice of America), Gurney's, National Wildlife Federation, North American Lily Society, Argonaut.

COMMENTS Prefer plant requests with scientific names. Rates negotiable.

NONEDITORIAL SERVICES Lecturer on photography, wildflowers.