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I just received the latest issue of Outdoor Photographer and as usual it has provided me with a good indicator of who is who, and what is happening in the world of nature photography. The downside of Outdoor Photographer magazine … Continue reading
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As nature photographers we are charged with the task (joy) of translating the language of nature. We get to share our own personal visual interpretation of what we find in the natural world. It is a privilege to be treasured. We humans … Continue reading
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Bald Eagles. Swainson’s Hawk. I don’t show near enough images like the one below. I am not talking about the species which is the Red-tailed Hawk. I love clean and simple images. They are more powerful than pictures that are … Continue reading
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I view everything, and I mean everything in nature, as a potential photographic subject. The first photo below is of a gull feather on a Lake Michigan beach right after the surf has receded. Our other image is a pair of … Continue reading
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I think that every wildlife photographer that has a backyard bird feeding station has used that area to make pictures of birds. The logical technique is to make sure there are natural perches near each feeder. Most birds will stop … Continue reading
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Huddle…Canada Goose goslings. Bank Swallow & nest. Pine Warbler. Female Hooded Merganser (above) & Female Hooded Merganser (shaking it up) with Lesser Canada Goose. Chukar. Immature American Robin. Immature Mute Swan. Red-tailed Hawk. Then it’s true, Belted Kingfishers can’t read.
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F8 and be there has been a long time battle cry of the nature photographer. While we don’t create all of our images at f8, it is true that you do have to be there to make the picture. That certainly … Continue reading
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I am right here!! Look at me!! Immature Barn Swallow. In Wisconsonland, the wild Geranium was always my favorite flower. I waited every spring for this flower. It was like waiting to meet the now grown children of my best friends … Continue reading
Wildlife photography relies heavily on ones abilities in the field. This means finding the subject and getting close enough to get that frame filling head shot or get in a position to photograph the subject. Stealth, fast reactions, and being … Continue reading
Outdoor Experiences By: Ron Toel Leon Gorman, chairman of the L.L.Bean Company, refers to the “physical and spiritual rewards that come from participation in outdoor activities.” and thus this has become their company mission statement, and if one opens their … Continue reading
Earth Images Blog by Wayne Nelson 