Earth Images Blog by Wayne Nelson

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The article below is made up of my opinions and only my opinions. I haven’t shared my latest thoughts on who is (in my opinion) the best of the current crop of nature photographers.  My opinions these days come mostly … Continue reading →

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I am discriminating against eagles and owls on today’s post.  Other birds of prey qaulify. Actually, many, many birds are winged predators.  Even many of the “seed eaters” not only catch things like insects, spiders and slugs to fill their … Continue reading →

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Sometimes I think I sound inconsistent when I talk about nature and photography. One time it seems as though nature is everything to me and on another I show images that are not of nature at all. I guess going … Continue reading →

Wayne and I were in the Lamar Valley in Yellowstone. It was getting to be mid morning, and we had been at it since before day break. One the far end of Lamar Valley, there stands a humongous “rock” right … Continue reading →

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Even as a child I was always fascinated by everything nature had to offer.  I loved camping and I lived to explore.  I would get a lump in my throat at the sight of a spectacular landscape.  Even if the … Continue reading →

As a Spiritual person, one can find the natural world and the revelation of it as a testimony of God’s love. Our Heavenly Father, Creator of the source of life, of wisdom, and of joy allows us to look at … Continue reading →

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The decisions that I make must accompany a test of logic and common sense.  It’s just the way it is. It works in life. Most of my nature photography begins at the same spot.  Logic works with photographic decisions. There … Continue reading →

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One of the most common subjects among nature photographers, is waterfalls.  They are also one of the most diverse subjects. Really anywhere you have water falling over land, you have a waterfall.  Big or small, straight forward or abstract, falling … Continue reading →

Cumberland Island, the southern most island along the Georgia coast, is one of the interestingly unique places for a nature photographer to go. It is an island about 20 miles long a 3 miles wide, and has white sandy beaches … Continue reading →

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I would like to take a brief moment to give my monthly Earth Images “state of the blog” address.  I promise I won’t interrupt any previously scheduled blogging. While I have complained from time to time that Earth Images does not … Continue reading →