Monthly Archives: August 2019

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I bring to you today, two of photography’s “top guns”. I am one of those photographers who loves black and white imagery. With that said, I doubt there is anyone anywhere who would have the chutzpa, to suggest they’d like … Continue reading →

We cannot hear, if we do not listen. The Addict All of us have been addicted to something in our lives. An addiction need not need be limited to alcohol, drugs, smoking, sexual addictions, spending and buying habits, etc.. I … Continue reading →

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No, today’s post is not a documentary about how someone survived an avalanche or a flood. It is not about how we harness nature in order to “tame her” and make her do what we want. It is about photography … Continue reading →

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Before I begin with today’s photo essay, I’d like to share with you our featured photograph from the amazing bird photographer Sharon Landis. I must say, I do not believe I have ever seen a more gloriously lit, or more … Continue reading →

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Let’s begin today’s post with our featured image. I know not where Mike Argo captured this work of art, and I know not if it is sunrise or sunset, but who cares. This is what working at the edges of … Continue reading →

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It has been a while since I concentrated on one of the most popular subjects for serious nature photographers, birds.  Today’s images as per usual, were grabbed from various folders hap hazardously without any real thought, except of course for … Continue reading →

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Photography only exists because of contrast. Photographer X makes a photo. That photo contains no contrast. There are zero variables of light and dark. It has the exact same tone throughout. It is also one color. There is zero color … Continue reading →

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Today I will start today with three current works of photographic art, from three fine photographer/artists. Let’s begin with Michael Purcell’s incredible shot of a Brown Pelican at the perfect moment of a dive. I have watched and photographed these … Continue reading →

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In some respects every subject for a nature photographer, carries with it the same hurdles to overcome, and the same tools to solve them. Light, focus, exposure, contrast, stop action, motion blur, composition. Still, every subject also presents itself to … Continue reading →