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Today let us visually celebrate the red rock country of the desert southwest. Specifically, the Utah, Navajo Sandstone country. The images below are from Arches N. P., Capital Reef, Monument Valley, Valley of The Gods State Park, and just along … Continue reading
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There is no photography, if there is no subject. Seems logical. Therefore, mostly I share with you subjects. I always tended to talk to my subjects, even if it was a sky or a rock (really, I‘m okay), and certainly … Continue reading
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Abstracting a given subject, is an action that we might take. It is something we do. Those of you who have been here a while, know that I have a love affair with the “abstract” image. Just what that is, … Continue reading
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Seasons come and seasons go. Photography is one way to visually describe that to the world. Spring, summer, autumn and winter. It’s all downhill from here. Falling water, or better said, waterfalls, are a photographer’s dream. Dragons One of the … Continue reading
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Short and sweet today. Seven images and not too many words. When wildlife turns their back on you, shoot anyway. Below we have a Bufflehead Duck, and a Green Heron. As you can see, both are rear views. Every angle … Continue reading
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There’s an area of the Colorado Rockies, where in the summer, although green spaces appear, and the temperature does not require a full parka and heavy gloves, the snow never completely leaves. If memory serves it is called the Never … Continue reading
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One of my favorite subjects has always been insects. Certainly dragonflies are among my favorites insects. When working close with creatures like this, unless you are doing field guide identification photos, shoot for the eyes if you can. The depth … Continue reading
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