Mike Hettwer Photography - Documentary, Archaeology and Dinosaur

Publications & Media

These photos have appeared in over 2,500 magazines, newspapers, books and web sites including National Geographic Magazine, The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Los Angeles Times, The Chicago Tribune, CNN, BBC, ABC News, CBS News, NBC News, PBS, NPR, the America 24/7 books, the United Nations, the America at Home book, Science, Nature, Discover, Wired, New Scientist, Stern, Scientific American and USA Today. Note that all publication copyrights are owned by their respective copyright holders.

The Green Sahara story - National Geographic cover of the several foreign editions - Mike Hettwer
  
The Green Sahara archeology story was published in 27 languages worldwide and shot over three years. View Link
  
SuperCroc was an ancient forty foot crocodile - The article was published in 23 languages worldwide. View Link
     
  
The Green Sahara archeology story had 10 photos and included one photo on cover of section one. View link
  
Meave Leakey, Louise Leakey, Richard Leakey, Mary leakey and Louis Leakey at Lake Turkana in Kenya = Mike Hettwer Photos.
  
The article chronicled the Paul Sereno dionsaur expedition that found a perfectly preserved pack of Sinornithomimus dinosaurs. The Ornithomimids were found trapped in mud in the Gobi Desert in Inner Mongolia, China.
     
  
Green Sahara - Mike Hettwer Photography
  
Green Sahara short film - Mike Hettwer
  
The DinoQuest dinosaur expedition with Paul Sereno - Mike Hettwer
     
  
The Nigersaurus was a plant eating dinosaur with 600 teeth found in Niger
  
Supercroc National Geographic story
  
America 24/7 - Mike Hettwer - baby delivery
     
  
America at Home - Mike Hettwer Photos
  
The Travel Photographer blog story- Mike Hettwer
  
The Big Picture photo blog from the Boston Globe - Mike Hettwer Green Sahara Photos
     
  
Behiind The Photo - Interview describing how the Wodaabe Gerewol festival sandstorm photo, from the NG magazine story, was made. View Link
   
Saharan archaeology site announcementView Link