It’s a 10×8 photo book that can be ordered in soft cover, hardcover/dust jacket, or with an ImageWrap cover on blurb.com. Here’s the summary:
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“Journey into Yellowstone National Park, as seen through the lens of Abbie Warnock in this stunning all-photo book. One of the most dramatic places on earth, Yellowstone’s 3500 square mile park is a high elevation wonderland of rugged beauty, spectacular wildlife, and dazzling waterworks fueled by geothermic activity just beneath the park’s surface. Documented during a six-day trip in August of 2010, Abbie’s breathtaking images include brilliantly colored pools, erupting geysers, mud pots, waterfalls, forests, grasslands, canyons, mineral formations, and wildlife like bears and wolves, all laid out in a clean design. A perfect book for lovers of landscape photography or of Yellowstone National Park, one of the planet’s greatest wonders.”

I encourage you to preview the book on full-screen mode, it looks pretty. :) Hope you had a fabulous holiday season!

-Abbie

I have a photo in the December/January 2011 issue of PDN (Photo District News) Magazine, if you’d like to check it out. I was chosen as a finalist in the Billboard Ultimate Music Moment photo contest, for my photo of Mike Hindert, the bassist of The Bravery, crowd surfing during a show. Love it.

I’ve got a photo that’s up for voting right now for the COVER of Professional Photographer Magazine, and I would really appreciate the support in voting for it! All you have to do is click on the image below, and you’ll go directly to the voting page. I would really like to get this image seen and have our voices heard. Thank you in advance! :) -Abbie

At the beginning of January, I met up with longtime photo subject Cary Judd to get some new publicity shots done while he was in town. He brought his brother Curtis along to hang out, observe, and occasionally hold my reflector (what a sport!) while we shot in the freezing cold out by Lake Point, UT. Curtis is also a big photo enthusiast, and he brought his camera to document. It was great hanging out and shooting with those two, and Curtis has written a really cool entry about his experience on his blog, “Time and Light: Musings on the Craft of Photography.” You can read the entry here:
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Behind the Scenes with Abbie Warnock
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and you can see the finished images of Cary Judd here:
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Cary Judd’s Portraits
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Thanks for coming, Curtis! Hope we can have more photo adventures in the future! (oh, and P.S.: Nobody make fun of my outfit, it was FREEZING that day, so I was wearing my bag lady coat, and my moon-shoe Nike’s with foot warmers inside them, ha ha.)

Ivar’s Take on Abbie Warnock’s “Devil’s Advocate”

Photographer Interview: Abbie Warnock by Zane Ewton