Earth Images Blog by Wayne Nelson

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A few weeks ago, having no where that I needed to go or nothing important to do, I spent the morning in my own backyard.  I photographed a few of the birds and butterflies that visit the yard on a … Continue reading →

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Milkweed Beetles Worth Fighting For?  These images are of male Ring-necked Pheasants fighting for the courtship rights of a female not shown.  They are part of a 40 image sequence and were the very first pictures I ever produced with a … Continue reading →

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Adult Female Adult Male Small Kits With & Without Parents Middle Aged Babies (Kits) Full Grown Kits More Adults Hungry Adults It has truly been an honor to follow the live’s of these five families of foxes for the past … Continue reading →

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All of us that have a passion for photographing the land have special places that we prefer over all others.  I am no different. Developing a relationship with the land and the locations where we commit our photographic intent, is … Continue reading →

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I do believe there is a strange kind of outlook that all nature photographers share.  It doesn’t matter whether they are professionals or serious amateurs.  It is the recognition of the art that exists in a fraction of a second … Continue reading →

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“Don’t die with your music still in you” Wayne Dyer “When I see a beautiful photograph…I can almost hear the music” Ansel Adams Photography (especially nature) is like a beautiful song.  You are the singer songwriter. You write with a camera … Continue reading →

To me anything or anybody worth spending time with and energy on, is worth being passionate about.  I think everyone who knows me can honestly say that I am passionate about nature photography.  I marry everything (but not everybody) that … Continue reading →

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Yellowstone N.P. Thermal areas The Jim Bridger Wilderness…Apen Trees in autumn The Chief Joseph ByWay Devil’s Tower One from North Dakota,,,,Theodore Roosevelt N.P. Western Cottonwoods Thank you very much, Wayne