Great Christmas Gift: Costa Rica Photographers – Through the Lens
Howler’s “Costa Rica Photographers: Through the Lens”
- out of hundreds of photographers in Costa Rica
- from cell phones to thousand dollar cameras
- millions of photographs are available
- untold numbers of photographic opportunities
You’ll find the Costa Rica photographer’s information, social media links, and photos on this page.
Make sure to contact your favorites and let them know you appreciate their work as showcased in Howler’s October edition.
PUZZLE: click the puzzle under the selected photos to complete the online puzzle of that photo.
Click the artist’s profile photograph to go to their digital magazine pages (full screen):
Ana Lucia RodriguezDestination Photo
www.destinationphotocostarica.com
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analucia@destinationphotocostarica.com
Hawksbill sea turtle at Caño Island Biological Reserve, Osa Peninsula
Hotel Grano de Oro, San Jose, Costa Rica
Andrea Solano
Nauyaca Waterfall: Photo taken with a drone captures a beautiful rainbow in the upper fall.
Penca Beach: Sunset with a sailboat at Penca Beach, Potrero, Guanacaste.
Turrialba Volcano: Sunset at the Turrialba Volcano; the volcano looks red because of the sunlight.
Quemaderos Volcán Poás. Reflection of Cerro Pelon in a Mineral Lake
Annika Beaulieu
Los Santos is a region famous for its pure arabica coffee production. Border restrictions in 2020 left producers with an abundance of coffee but few workers to harvest the beans. Growers like Né (shown here) were forced to call upon family members to work the fields for the first time in over a decade.
A caballero wams up his horse before the famous Caña Blanca Cabalgata
El Dia del Niño is a day in which Costa Ricans celebrate the rights of children. Mothers across the country hand-sew traditional clothes for their children to parade around the school or central plaza each year. In 2020, with schools closed due to Covid, Samantha and her sister Emily celebrated this day standing proudly in front of their home in the village of Alfombra, Pérez Zeledon.
Fashion Designer @delmanzano.cr
Event: @crfashionweek #cefw21
Fashion design by Giannina Azar – Costa Rica Fashion Week
Genna Marie Davis
Tamarindo Family Photos
www.tamarindofamilyphotos.com
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tamarindofamilyphotos@gmail.com
Dos Amigos Grande,
Cocos Island
Howler monkey
Just married. A dramatic sunset silhouette in Guanacaste.
“La Nigüenta,” inspired by 19th century Costa Rican folklore, and the figurine thought to bring good fortune often displayed in living rooms.
From the series “Paradise” entitled “Sur/South,” Heredia, Costa Rica, representing Costa Rican flora and fauna, bio and cultural diversity. Model Nicole Castro.
James Foxx
One thing I love about surf photography is the unexpected. You don’t know what pictures are going to come out, you can’t plan it or pose for them in most cases, the right and perfect moment just happens.
‘Life is a dream you don’t want to wake up from’
-model Ray Taaffe
The swell that comes once a year at Ostional Wildlife Refuge
Jean Paul Montanaro
Instagram
Wildlife and Landscape Photographer
Rufous-tailed hummingbird
The caterpillar from the Acraea butterfly common in Central America but is not endemic since you can find them in various places over the world
Mario Peraza
Piscis
Tormentasolar
Heros
Perry Carlile
perrycarlilecr@gmail.com
Night thunderstorm over Playa Flamingo, Guanacaste.
Parroquia of Santiago Apóstol Parish ruins – Cartago, Costa Rica
Precious children
Phil Brown
Greenwood Photos
Instagram
Cataratas Arrayanes, Varablanca: This amazing waterfall sight is at one of my favorite places in Costa Rica. Unfortunately, it no longer exists due to a cabeza de agua.
Zarcero church at night. Two night sky shots in San Carlos are combined to create this amazing composite image.
Cave at Playa Baja Mar: With access only possible at low tide, you need to time your photo shoot with the light of sunset or sunrise to capture the best image.
Reiner Alpízar
Mr. & Mrs. Bond
Sean Davis Photography
www.photographercostarica.com
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sean@photographercostarica.com
Sean Davis
Banana flower: Lit with a single $5 flashlight in a darkroom as a light painting experiment.
This Tamarindo aerial view consists of about 100 photos welded together. It was created as a proof-of-concept for an environmental mapping solution that we eventually used at the Belize barrier reef and Palo Verde.
A modernist take on the classic prosciutto melon made with melon, sorbet and crisped prosciutto and cooled with liquid nitrogen.
