Monday, August 11, 2014
Photo by Kurt Ullrich from THE IOWA STATE FAIR
The Iowa State Fair continues this week until August 17, but if you can't make it, the next best thing is The Iowa State Fair, a book of photographs by Kurt Ullrich.
Friday, August 8, 2014
Kurt Ullrich, author of THE IOWA STATE FAIR, at a book signing August 10
Kurt Ullrich, author of The Iowa State Fair, will be signing copies of his new book this weekend! He will be in West Des Moines, so if you're at the state fair, please stop by. For more information or to RSVP, visit our Facebook event.
Date: Sunday, August 10
Time: 10:00 A.M.
Location: Barnes & Noble Booksellers, 4550 University Ave, West Des Moines, Iowa
Praise for The Iowa State Fair
"You just can't beat all the fun you have at the Iowa State Fair. It is Iowa and Iowans at our best!"—Governor Terry E. Branstad
"Kurt Ullrich immersed himself in the 2013 Iowa State Fair with awe and curiosity. He competed, conversed, indulged, and enjoyed himself as a true Iowan while documenting the process. His images show the diversity and beauty of the state's greatest event."—Mary Willie, multimedia journalist, Des Moines Register
The Iowa State Fair, by Kurt Ullrich
Date: Sunday, August 10
Time: 10:00 A.M.
Location: Barnes & Noble Booksellers, 4550 University Ave, West Des Moines, Iowa
Praise for The Iowa State Fair
"You just can't beat all the fun you have at the Iowa State Fair. It is Iowa and Iowans at our best!"—Governor Terry E. Branstad
"Kurt Ullrich immersed himself in the 2013 Iowa State Fair with awe and curiosity. He competed, conversed, indulged, and enjoyed himself as a true Iowan while documenting the process. His images show the diversity and beauty of the state's greatest event."—Mary Willie, multimedia journalist, Des Moines Register
The Iowa State Fair, by Kurt Ullrich
Wednesday, August 6, 2014
Photo from A YEAR OF IOWA NATURE: DISCOVERING WHERE WE LIVE, by Carl Kurtz
Monarch butterflies migrate in spring and spread across over one billion acres by the end of their migration cycle. See more photos like this in Carl Kurtz's book, A Year of Iowa Nature: Discovering Where We Live.
Monday, August 4, 2014
Bird of the Month—from THE SCIENTIFIC NOMENCLATURE OF BIRDS IN THE UPPER MIDWEST
XANTHOCEPHALUS: From Greek xanthos = yellow + kephalē = the head. "Yellow head" describes the color of the head and breast of the adult male. Blackbird family.
xanthocephalus: A tautonym
Common name: Yellow-headed Blackbird
Other names: Copperhead, Yellowhead
From the Scientific Nomenclature of Birds in the Upper Midwest, by James Sandrock and Jean C. Prior
xanthocephalus: A tautonym
Common name: Yellow-headed Blackbird
Other names: Copperhead, Yellowhead
From the Scientific Nomenclature of Birds in the Upper Midwest, by James Sandrock and Jean C. Prior
Friday, August 1, 2014
Photo from A YEAR OF IOWA NATURE: DISCOVERING WHERE WE LIVE, by Carl Kurtz
This photo is of a prairie spiderwort in bloom. See more photos like this in Carl Kurtz's book, A Year of Iowa Nature: Discovering Where We Live.
Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Photo from A YEAR OF IOWA NATURE: DISCOVERING WHERE WE LIVE, by Carl Kurtz
In this photo, a walnut tree sprouts new leaves in spring. See more in Carl Kurtz's book, A Year of Iowa Nature: Discovering Where We Live.
Monday, July 28, 2014
Carl Kurtz Nature Photo: Prairie Perfection
Check out Carl Kurtz Nature Photo: Prairie Perfection on the Ames Tribune's website.
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