Earth Images Blog by Wayne Nelson

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Spotted Sandpiper Common Grackle Sandhill Cranes Fluff & scratch.  Red-tailed Hawk Great-blue Heron nest Common Loon Great Horned Owlet Horned Grebe in alternative plumage Male Red-winged Blackbird

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Several weeks ago I was privileged to talk to a photographer friend who said he finally made it up to Wisconsin’s Morgan Falls.  He made the hike only to find trash and junk everywhere.  Another photo friend was present and … Continue reading →

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I’ve written much in the past about the wonder and beauty of going out into nature and creating images.  The combination of walking in nature and then actively engaging with nature while making pictures is pure magic to me.  It is … Continue reading →

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It has shockingly been over a year now since I began this blog.  I did choose to disappear on couple of occasions.  Every day I usualy decide to stop posting. Then a subject occurs to me ( just can’t shut up) or I decide to share … Continue reading →

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And on. If you are like me and you are inspired beyond description by fine art nature landscape photography, check out traditional style artist, Patrick Differuscia…http://www.difrusciaphotography.com/ I have been in love with New Zealand for all of my adult life.  Jason … Continue reading →

Temperate woodlands are rich environments for photographs, rich in spring wildflowers, rich in textures, rich in animal life, rich in birds, rich in varieties of plant and plant sizes, and rich in problems of contrasting light. Woodlands offer great opportunities … Continue reading →

Silence….quietness: the absence or lack of noise Quiet….undisturbed: free from trouble or disturbance Whatever your definition is of silence or quiet, it has rewards that are often ignored in this very noisy world we live in. It seems to me … Continue reading →

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“A faith to live by, a self to live with, and a purpose to live for.” – Bob Harrington Three bird species that I rarely show. Ovenbird (warbler)Eared (not Horned) GrebeBrown ThrasherTwo very different views of Great Sand Dunes N.P., … Continue reading →

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Currently the second most prolific bird in the backyard.  White-crowned Sparrow. As some of you may know, you can buy hanging baskets full of appropriate small bird nesting material.  I enjoyed an hour of watching and photographing a series of … Continue reading →