Earth Images Blog by Wayne Nelson

Seeing With a visual art such as photography, the most important trait that a participant in it can have, is the ability to “see”. I am not speaking of eyesight per say, or even being able to spot that butterfly … Continue reading →

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As we transition into autumn (my favorite time of year), I thought I would kick it off with a portfolio of some of my images that “say Autumn”, in many cases with a capital A. I would remind serious nature … Continue reading →

Mood and atmosphere are as much a part of any form of art, or any sort of entertainment, as is story line and acting, singing  and dancing, or for that matter what a photograph “says to you“. Most of you … Continue reading →

Words, as they are brought forth through human languages, are the number one method of human communication.  We can communicate by body posture and by gestures, but for better or worse, the use of words, be they spoken or written, … Continue reading →

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In recent times, most of my posts here have simply been me sharing images of mine and of others, and either commenting directly and independently about those individual photos, or finding a “common thread” that runs through what are often … Continue reading →

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As is the case with many of my writings, I have not organized this article to follow an absolute pattern. I approached the subject of curiosity by writing whatever came to mind and in whatever order that it did. I … Continue reading →

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Today we have three impressive works of photographic art. The world of photography is always well served by the sort of imagery you see in the three photos below. This romantic couple are in fact a pair of King Penguins … Continue reading →

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Photographers are always dallying with the dilemma of how much depth of field or sharpness from near far, do we need for an acceptable image. Total near to far crispness is often sought after in grand landscapes, but from medium … Continue reading →