Monthly Archives: July 2012

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Some people only like conventional compositional imagery. Still others think anything that is made in a straight up fashion, cannot be artistic. They think that sort of imagery is something everybody can do. There is never a way to please … Continue reading →

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Monument Valley is a much photographed place. There are many famous rock forms in the valley, and Ron and I made our share of beautiful shots of them. If you look carefully at this photo you can see about five … Continue reading →

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Feathers today. The Common Loon.  Not very colorful, but their missile like shape and the beautiful patterns on their feathers make them a favorite of photographers everywhere. They also have an amazing array of sounds.  Many years ago I stood … Continue reading →

I forgot I had this one saved up.  Sorry bout that! July MAMMALS Young raccoons leave dens. Long tailed weasels begin to mate. Second batch of squirrel babies are born. Mink kits leave den. Fawns much more active in the … Continue reading →

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I have not previously shared any of the below pictures. When I am about to photograph historic architecture, the first decision I make is whether I want it to be black and white, or color.  On most occasions I finalize that … Continue reading →

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Please allow a few moments for the images to become clear. Female Brown-headed Cowbird Female Red-winged Blackbird Killdeer

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Fur today. Most North American wildlife photographers create images of more birds than anything else….and why not.  Birds are interesting, often colorful, and most birds are around in the light of day.  There are many magazines, calendars, books and entire … Continue reading →

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I think the primary reason that I still remain involved with photography, is that I love viewing and commenting on other people’s imagery.  I use Flickr and the Earth Images group (sometimes Facebook) as my primary vehicle for keeping in … Continue reading →