Monthly Archives: January 2018

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I just thought I would share with you today a pair of image makers who are kind enough to place their work on my Earth Images Flickr group. So often I share with you the work of professional or semi … Continue reading →

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Little Animals/Big Land Getting in close photographically to wild animals, whether that is accomplished with a big lens, a crop during editing, or by physically moving closer, is not only something that allows us to know what a creature looks … Continue reading →

Today’s post is the continuation of a series in which I share with you some of my favorite song lyrics. The Rose is in my top 20 of all the time for most powerful words for songs. Lyrically it is … Continue reading →

Those of you who have been here a few times before know about my love of great song lyrics. I have been remiss in not including country star Joe Diffie’s words to the incredible song, Ships That Don’t Come In. … Continue reading →

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Let’s do just one more (until the next time) of those mix and match, a little bit of everything photography posts. Next post up, will be photography-less so to speak, as the desire to immerse myself in another subject is … Continue reading →

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There is nothing that brings  up visions of toughness, romance and beautiful scenery like the American West. Thanks to old movies and TV shows, those visions are world wide. I have known (mostly on the internet) people from England, India … Continue reading →

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The infinite number of subjects for a nature photographer, and the never ending quantity of backdrops or palettes, means their job is like that of a “kid in a candy store”. The job in fact of a nature/wildlife photographer, isn’t … Continue reading →

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I was always on the lookout for unconventional poses, angles or compositions with wildlife. I had visions of unique compositions in my brain. The traditional or “classic” poses and comps are beautiful, and I tried to never turn one down, … Continue reading →