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torstai 19. lokakuuta 2023

perjantai 3. helmikuuta 2023

Winter



Greetings from Northwest Indiana
Sent by Stephen on 13 Dec, 2022



Poro, Rangifer tarandus tarandus, Reindeer. Photo Hannu Hautala 

lauantai 21. tammikuuta 2023

Smile on Saturday

Rabbits and bunnies

Winter Bunny


Rabbit washing
Photo Pentti Sormunen, Finnish
Sent by my grandson on 2010


Fauna of Belarus Lepus europaeus, European hare
Sent by Tania from Gomel, Belarus


Rabbits in snow
Received on Christmas 2000


Wild bunnies
Sent by Astrid on 29 May, 2015 from Canada



keskiviikko 26. tammikuuta 2022

Frosty day

FB-swap, Winter magic
Photo by Hannu Hautala (Finnish)
Sent by Satu ( Turku, Finland) 

Christmas
Frozen window
Received on 23 Dec. 2021











 

maanantai 27. joulukuuta 2021

Winter life


Happy name day nature photographer Hannu Hautala 

 Reindeers



Squirrel



 Eurasian Black Grouse. 

Hannu Hautala's (b. 1941, Töysä) early interest in nature soon turned into observing the nature through a camera. A hobby changed into a career, as a mechanic became a photographer in 1970. Hannu Hautala has mainly carried out his life-work as a nature photographer in Kuusamo, where he moved in 1979.

The main goal of Hautala's work has been to portray his photographs in the form of books. Over 50 books have already been published, and in addition to Finnish, books in English, German, Swedish, French, Japanese, Italian, Russian and Spanish have also come out.

Although Hannu Hautala has already earned his arts pension, his versatile illustration of calendars, postcards, and articles still continues.
In 2002 Hannu received an honorary doctorate from the University of Oulu.



 

tiistai 15. lokakuuta 2019

Gone in the Wind


Merry Christmas
Sent to Renate in Germany on 25/Dec/2018

Asio flammeus, Short-eared owl. Photo Hannu Hautala, Finland
Sent to Sara in U.S.A. on 15/Feb/2019


An ancient pine of Kalevala. Photo. Hannu Hautala
Sent to Anna in Hungary on 10/Mar/2019