Monthly Archives: March 2011

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I have been a long time fan of PBS Create’s many painting and art shows.  Right now Stefan Baumann’s “The Grand View” http://thegrandview.org is at the top of my list.  It is split 50% exploring and back story of our … Continue reading →

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The Red Fox pictures below include often seen, seldom seen and never before seen images. “HEY!!  A little privacy please!  How’d you like it if I followed you everywhere with a camera?” I and my red friends thank you.

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I have decided to feature the Horned Grebe in today’s blog.  Horned Grebes change their plumage very distinctly with the seasons.  The first picture below is an example of summer (breeding) plumage.  The second bird is in winter plumage and the third … Continue reading →

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How many images of scenes have there been of a snowcapped mountain reflecting in a lake in the fore ground. For a sheer visual spectacle, nothing can compete with the mountain landscape. Wild terrain, spectacular scenes, and constantly changing light … Continue reading →

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Centuries ago in a land far, far, away, I used to love to dance.  It was a way to express myself, great exercise, and was always a good way to meet woman.   It was also a way to sort of “live inside” the music … Continue reading →

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Most of today’s pictures have either rarely been shown, or have never been shown before. I have made more national park photos at Badlands N.P. in South Dakota than any other location.  I have however visited Rocky Mt. N.P. in … Continue reading →

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BEAVER CLEAVER I had spent about 30 minutes photographing Beaver Cleaver a very short distance from my car.  I made a decision to get out slowly with my camera to see if I could get a better view.  To my joy  “The Beave” … Continue reading →

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LIGHT: Northern Pintail SUBJECT: Blue Morpho ACTION: Tundra Swans LIGHT: Desert Road…Arizona SUBJECT: Red Foxes ACTION: Snowy Owl LIGHT: Canyonlands N.P. Utah SUBJECT:  Western Grebe in Eastern Wisconsin ACTION: Northern Shoveler Thank you and may God Bless

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In the future I will occasionally include blog images that I find less than perfect.  It is the right way to discuss some of the issues we all face when we make pictures. Seasons come and seasons go.  Before you know … Continue reading →

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Landscape photographer Carr Clifton http://www.carrclifton.com/ has a new portfolio of work from the seldom photographed British Columbia Headwaters and it is worth a look.  Carr just missed my top ten nature photographers list.  He spent nine straight weeks on this project. That was … Continue reading →