THE FILE 75,000 35mm; 250 6x17cm; 50,000+ digital images.

OVERVIEW Variety of images from any location give a general sense of the area. From flora and fauna closeups to typical habitat to grand landscapes showing the interconnection of elements of the specific ecosystem. Focus is on the beauty and wonder of nature. Images showing potential negative ecological impact are usually those of natural occurrence (fire, flood, ice, wind); seldom man-made.

NATURAL HISTORY Birds, especially wading birds and waterfowl. Wildflowers, both eastern and western. Ecosystems from various U.S. regions. Captive and wild mammals include most North American felines, bear, bison, deer (whitetail, blacktail, mule), elk, moose, pronghorn, bighorn sheep. Spiders and insects. Extensive south Rio Grande Valley wildlife.

GENERAL STOCK Adventure in the wilderness, including images of people in outdoor activities, such as hiking, backpacking, canoeing/kayaking, cycling (mountain and road) and car camping. Children ages 4 to 15 in outdoor exploration, kite flying, at the beach, playing soccer, hiking, camping, biking and skiing. Safety gear (helmets for biking, skiing, etc.).

GEOGRAPHIC AREAS Southeast: From Dry Tortugas NP in Florida Keys to mountains of West Virginia; extensive coverage of flora and fauna, general habitat, seasonal changes. Southwest: Arizona, New Mexico, Utah; national and state parks, national wildlife refuges, flora, fauna, ecosystems, petroglyphs. Mountain States: Colorado, Montana, Wyoming; wide selection of images from Glacier NP to the San Juan Mountains. West Coast: Oregon Coast to California redwoods, including Klammath Basin NWR and Silver Falls SP.

RECENT COVERAGE New Book: The Great Smoky Mountains Photographer's Guide, Little River Publishers.

PHOTOGRAPHIC PLANS Cumberland Plateau in Tennessee including videography of the area.

CREDITS Magazines: Backpacker, Blue Ridge Country, Diversion, Mississippi Outdoors, Outdoor Photographer, PCPhoto, Totally Outdoors. Books: Harcourt. Calendars: BrownTrout. Audobon Engagement. Advertising/Corporate: Great Smoky Mountains NP, Lane Communications, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, The Oak Ridger, Polymaster Foam. Awards: Second Place Grand Prize winner in Digital Division-Valley Land Fund Photo Contest.

RELATED CREDENTIALS/SKILLS Campbell is an award-winning nature photographer with a B.S. in biology. His book, The Smoky Mountains Photographer's Guide, (Little River Publishers) is a local best seller and in its second printing. He is working with the Cumberland Trail Conference on a book highlighting the beauty of the area around the Cumberland Hiking Trail with an anticipated release in May 2009. Campbell is heavily involved with NANPA, teaching at the Summit and the NANPA Roadshow. He is also the Summit Committee Chairman and a NANPA Board Memberas of 2009. A board-certified family physician, Campbell maintains his medical skills by working in emergency medicine. He is always interested in pursuing the combination of medicine and nature photography.

COMMENTS As a qualified physician and an accomplished writer and photographer, Campbell has a unique and attractive skill set to offer...for example, for expeditions where great photography is required and the potential for emergency medical care is present.

NONEDITORIAL SERVICES Nature photography workshops from beginner to advanced, including digital imaging. A/V presentations available on many subjects; can tailor to client's needs. Fine-art prints by request.