Earth VideoWorks Announces New “Seasons of The National Parks” DVD series.

Phoenix, Arizona -- January 30, 2008 -- Earth VideoWorks announces that it is in production on a series of DVDs entitled “Seasons of The National Parks”. The series will showcase the work of local photographers who have been photographing in their respective parks for 25 years or more.

Accompanying the photography on the Yellowstone DVD will be an hour of original music composed and performed by David Arkenstone. David has established himself as one of the best contemporary-instrumental musicians of our time. By combining the musical styles of classical, world, classic rock, and new age, he continues to create distinctive tracks that set him a part from other composers. The release of his debut recording, “Valley In The Clouds”, in 1987 was described by one reviewer as “one of the most exquisite electronic new age recordings ever produced”. “Valley In The Clouds” launched Arkenstone’s career and yielded him three Grammy Award nominations, 16 solo recordings, and over 1 million records sold.

While he is primarily a keyboardist, his skill on guitar, flute, percussion, and many other instruments, has allowed David to explore a variety of sonic textures on his recordings. David continues to compose, imagine, create, and execute some of the most unique musical orchestrations in the industry today. He has a unique flair for providing appropriate and evocative music for any on-screen situation. His blend of world music and writing for the full orchestra has proven a winning combination with millions of fans around the world.

One DVD title is being released immediately, and four more will follow in the Spring of 2008. All titles will be available on Amazon.com and will be sold in and around each National Park. The immediately available title is:

“Seasons of The National Parks: Yellowstone and Grand Teton” - which showcases the work of Jackson Hole photographer Henry H. Holdsworth. A biologist with a background in animal behavior and environmental education, Henry has spent over twenty five years photographing wildlife and wilderness landscapes. Much of his work is centered on the natural history of threatened species such as the grizzly bear, bald eagle, bison and trumpeter swan. His images are used regularly by leading publications including National Geographic, Nature’s Best, National Wildlife and Wildlife Conservation. His work has also been displayed in galleries and museums such as the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History in Washington D.C. and The National Museum of Wildlife Art in Jackson, Wyoming. His first book on grizzly’s was published in 1997, the same year Wild by Nature Gallery opened, and has been followed by fourteen other photographic books on the mountains and wildlife of Alaska, Yellowstone and the Grand Tetons. His latest portfolio, “A Portrait of Jackson Hole & the Tetons” was released in May of 2007.

Titles to be released over the next few months include:

“Glacier” which will showcase the work of local Montana legend, George Ostrom. “Zion and Bryce Canyon” and “Arches and Canyonlands” which will showcase the work of famed Utah photographer, Tom Till. And “Rocky Mountain” which will showcase the work of long time Colorado photographer, Don Faler.

Earth VideoWorks is a Phoenix, Arizona based DVD publisher, with over 5 years experience in publishing DVDs. The company’s DVD products turn TVs into a fascinating gallery of art - alive with music. The DVDs contain fine art or nature photography set to beautiful music without narration. The company received four prestigious Telly Awards for its 2005 DVD productions. L.H. Deutman, founder of Earth VideoWorks, has over 35 years of computer graphics and publishing experience. He is also an artist and nature photographer who has displayed his works in Santa Fe, Scottsdale and Sedona. For more information, visit www.earthvideoworks.com.