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Don’t mind me if I state the obvious, but without light there would be no photography. On occasions I would photograph light for light’s sake. A subject in and of itself. Still, to photograph light we need some sort of … Continue reading
There’s nothing a photographer can do, that provides more pure fun (for me at least), than sit and watch and photograph, wildlife doing things. Exhibiting behavior. Little things, big things, no matter. Fox on the run. Beaver swimming with dam … Continue reading
After leaving the world of stock photography several years ago, I have somewhat lost track of what kind of money if any, can be garnered from it. Before I left, the change to digital photography had already made earning substantial … Continue reading
I believe that I have led a very fortunate life. I will admit, that I did not always think that way. Sometimes we all need to take a moment, and thank God we are living in better circumstances than we … Continue reading
No today’s post is not about sharing some images of pigeon tracks. Actually, the natural history photographer that resided inside of me drove me at times to photograph animal tracks. Birds, mammals, even insects or centipedes. Also skeletal materials from … Continue reading
With photography, an “in your face” sort of image can truly be beautiful. Colorado wildlife photographer Dan Walters captured this amazing action close-up of a Hooded Merganser with a fish that wants no part of it, but may have eventually … Continue reading
John 14 1 Let not your heart be troubled (said by Christ to His Disciples), you believe in God, believe also in Me (meaning have the same faith in Me the Son, as you do the Father) 2 In My … Continue reading
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Let’s begin today with two fine outdoor photographers. There work is topnotch! Adam Jones made this powerfully symbolic image of an elk at sunrise or sunset. He created the photo in Yellowstone N.P. and it could easily be the “signature” … Continue reading
With all the bickering there is in this world, it seems to be fundamentally, mostly about groups. About taking sides, There’s this generation and that one. Republicans and Democrats. Conservatives and liberals. Black people and white. Red, brown and yellow. … Continue reading
Each of today’s images are old. Not film sort of old, but old digitals. Action wildlife photography has never been easy, and hopefully will never be such. We appreciate the things that are difficult. Not so much the easy stuff. … Continue reading
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