Earth Images Blog by Wayne Nelson

Speaking Freely A few words to my loyal friends who have read the Earth Images Blog over the years. It is possible that I will not be posting my thoughts or photos anymore. I am suddenly having issues getting my … Continue reading →

I have always been conflicted about winter. It brings forth snow shoveling, car accidents, slips on the ice, pounds and pounds of clothing, cars that won’t start, and no small amount of physical misery. That said, it brings the joy … Continue reading →

Here we are, another year has passed and another Christmas is upon us. The year 2020 may live in infamy, but that does not mean that the Christmas of that same year, cannot be happy and fulfilling. My wishes are … Continue reading →

Some of you who visit Earth Images regularly may have been wanting to ask the question, when will you (me) run out of ways to relate photography to life and vice versa. I often ask myself that same question. The … Continue reading →

Water is a blessing for photographers. It  is one of the primary subjects in the creation of images. As a liquid, there is simply no end to its uses for picture making. Our first two photos show liquid water on … Continue reading →

My intentions were to use images from other photographers for today’s post. I figured it would be easier to locate and  exhibit good examples of balance, but then I got too lazy to search for those photos and to copy … Continue reading →

I had a comment directed to me recently, in which it was stated that in my photography related articles, it seems like I do not discus and/or teach the Xs and Os of picture making anymore. I think that is … Continue reading →

I did not realize until I began to post and label the first three images below, that today’s photographers are all ladies. I grabbed what pictures caught my eyes from among my Facebook friends, this was what stole my breath … Continue reading →

You’re absolutely correct, aviantrics is not a word. It should be, so I created it. It describes the “things that birds do”, and below I suggest how we can profit from it photographically. When I first switched  to make my … Continue reading →

I would guess that over all, I am in the middle of the pack when it comes to patience. I have had good patience for some things, so, so on others, and little or no patience for other things.  In … Continue reading →