Earth Images Blog by Wayne Nelson

A fair question for me to answer is, is it difficult for me to write posts on this blog. The answer is no. If it were hard I might not do it. However, if it were hard I might put … Continue reading →

Most of today’s images are not truly abstracts. They are however, about noticing what lives between the edges of the picture frame. We begin with a subject, and finish with a visual capture of that subject’s reality. More then we … Continue reading →

I thought it was about time I revisited the subject that I created this blog for in the first place, photography. Of course the images are weathered and old, but then so I am I. Depth of field and contrast, … Continue reading →

My using of the term digital currency came from a sermon preached (on TV and online) at Pacific Garden Mission. I am sure it is used elsewhere and I cannot believe I have never used it before. Like most people, … Continue reading →

When I write articles such as you see below, please know that it not born of ego. I do not consider my personal thoughts to be important, accept of course to me. I have no doubt that most of you … Continue reading →

Spring is a great season for outdoor photographers. It means new birds, flowers, insects, reptiles/amphibians, and more.  If you have an ambition such as I did, to capture all of it from start to finish, then buy a pair of … Continue reading →

We live in a time when we can no longer count on the news media to keep us educated on what is happening in our communities, and especially in our country, and in fact, in the world. They have gone … Continue reading →

I hope each of you who in some way or another, honor or celebrate Easter, had a fine time yesterday. Christ rose so we could be free. Free of sin. The only path that works. Easter itself of course has … Continue reading →

I was in the mood today to share something, anything, via this blog, so here we are. It began as nothing in particular, it lives as nothing in particular, and it will eventually die as all blogs do, as nothing … Continue reading →

I’ve always felt that great images, whether they are photographs, drawings or paintings, conjure up words in our minds. Be they visual descriptions of subjects we know already and have already at times put to words, or the words we … Continue reading →