Monthly Archives: May 2022

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Snowy Owls are actually animals that are leery of people.  They do not seem that way at first. You can often get very close to these critters. The will preen and look everywhere but at you. Or so it seems. … Continue reading →

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Firstly, I’d like to take this moment before Memorial Day, to commemorate all those that have given their lives to keep this nation free. Let us all pray that it will not prove to have been in vain. —————————————————————————————————- Since … Continue reading →

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Isn’t it funny how in a world where home delivered  “snail mail” barely needs to exist, I still get that mail weekly from insurance companies, banks and other such places.  According to them, they want to give me money. It’s … Continue reading →

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Capturing in photos, the beauty, power and majesty that resides on this planet, is not a job that needs to be done, but rather a gift and a privilege that we are given. Through location, timing (season, time of day … Continue reading →

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Let us begin today’s photo journey with two excellent images from two great photographers. This first one was created in New Zealand by photographer Paul Zizka. This is clearly a time exposure and Paul has caught the magic to the … Continue reading →

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Sometimes photos are not enough. The purpose of this blog is to share images and my thoughts about them. Still, like I am sure each of you, there are others things I feel compelled consider. I hope you can enjoy … Continue reading →

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When I purchased my first serious cameras, both in 35mm and medium format, and attempted to make for my own pleasure and education, images of architecture, I was frustrated at just how difficult or even impossible it could be to … Continue reading →

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Let us begin with a visual goodbye. Goodbye to the cold and pain of winter and early spring. Ice, snow, and a hole. Every season has a photographic side to it, and a story to tell. If memory serves, and … Continue reading →