Mike Moats

Tiny Landscapes

About

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I would like to introduce myself, I am Mike Moats, an award winning, professional Nature Photographer from Sterling Heights, Michigan. I started shooting as a hobby in 2001 and it quickly grew into a full time business. To date I’ve had articles and images published in, Outdoor Photographer Magazine, Natures Best Magazine, Nature Photographer Magazine, Photolife, Whisper In The Woods,Michigan Game Finder, NANPA’s Expressions Books, Pure Michigan Book, Fujifilms Newsletter (Cable Release) and Tamron’s “Angle of View” Blog. I’m proud to have won numerous local and international awards, and in 2006 was asked to join the Fuji Pro Talent Team and in 2009 was added to the Tamron Lenses website as one of their ”Macro Masters”.  In 2006 I started offering Close-Up/Macro Photography Workshops. My first book was released in October 2008 and is called Tiny Landscapes. This book is a how-to book for macro photography in nature. Its sold at www.MikeMoatsBooks.com  or on Amazon (due a search for Tiny Landscapes).   I am now offering personal one on one online macro workshops, and have released two E-Books called “Running A Successful Nature Photography Business”  and “Macro Workshop E-Book”, see more details at www.MikeMoatsBooks.com.     You can view and order my prints at   www.tinylandscapes.com  Email,  mgmoats@yahoo.com

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Order my new Macro how-to book,  “Tiny Landscapes” at
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Running A Succsessful Nature Photography Business
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13 Comments »

  1. You’re work is amazing! Its truly inspiring to see how quickly you gain experience and recognition which was well deserved. Its nice to find other Michigan Photographers since i currently live in East Lansing!

    Comment by allisonpluda | December 20, 2007 | Reply

  2. Thanks Allison, its been a lot of fun so far.

    Comment by Mike Moats | December 20, 2007 | Reply

  3. Hey mate I love your photography, its a hobby of mine aswell, im no where near as good as you though :P obviously, since I have only been into it for about a year! Keep up the good work, I think your work is very unique and it inspires me.
    Hello from Scotland!

    Comment by richieboy | February 27, 2008 | Reply

  4. Hey Mike, Your pictures are absolutely stunning. I am totally awed by them and you’ve inspired me inspired me to take it up again. I am 54 years young and did photography in my 20’s. When I was cleaning my closet the other day I ran across my old (broken) Cannon AE-1. Now we are in the digital age!!! What kind of camera do you use? Sending you warm greetings from sunny San Jose, California! Peggy

    Comment by Peggy | April 18, 2008 | Reply

  5. Thanks Peggy, I use a Fuji S5 Pro camera and most all of my images are shot with a Sigma 180 macro.

    Comment by Mike Moats | April 20, 2008 | Reply

  6. Hi Mike,
    I saw the picture you took of the tulip. I thought it was beatiful. Your work if outstanding. I was into photography for almost 3 years already. The best thing about my hobbie was when i saw one of your photo’s and ever sense that day i saved money to buy myself the Canon EOS Pro. I am only 14 very young for my age to be intrested into the work you do. i would be really happy if my idol would back. Well i have to go. Warm greetings Mike from Batesburg, South Carolina.
    Amanda

    Comment by Amanda | April 28, 2008 | Reply

  7. I love your pictures, they really show the beauty of these flowers. I do have a camera, but I’m not good enough to call it a proper hobby jet.

    Comment by tenar72 | May 31, 2008 | Reply

  8. Thanks, tenar72 the more you work at your skills with the camera, and learning to see the art in nature, the better you’ll get.

    Comment by Mike Moats | May 31, 2008 | Reply

  9. awesome! i cant believe there are photos :) loved the fall colors and spider webs.

    of late, i have been very keen about photography; just gathering the basics :)
    my last two blog posts were about photography. (in fact the last one was about macros) i’ve some pictures too. after seeing yours am not too sure if i have got the concept right. do visit my blog sometime, take a lot and please let me know :)

    Comment by vsuvarna | June 1, 2008 | Reply

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    Comment by vsuvarna | June 1, 2008 | Reply

  11. Just came across your site–love your tide pool photos–such great color and definition.
    Will enjoy visiting back here often, as I am becoming more involved with nature photography myself and appreciate your work and advice.

    Comment by Nina | September 21, 2008 | Reply

  12. There is so much beauty here please make it easy for others worldwide to purchase the art.

    Jere

    Comment by Jere | March 24, 2009 | Reply

  13. Thanks Jere, I do send my work out internationally, but you need to contact me for cost of shipping, which is the big problem in some cases.

    Comment by Mike Moats | March 24, 2009 | Reply


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