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I mentioned in a recent post, how when I mix images from other photographers with my own (old) pictures on this blog, I usually include the disclaimer that my photos are rather humble in comparison. Obviously, when I share images … Continue reading
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Playing Favorites I have been privileged to photograph certain species of wild critters multiple times. Short-eared Owls, Snowy Owls, Rough-legged Hawks and Red Fox were all animals with which I had several opportunities to click the shutter. Others, such as … Continue reading
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Being in the right place at the right time is certainly advantageous to nature photographers. The truth be told, every place is the right place for those with their eyes open and their mind as well. Today I share with … Continue reading
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One of photography’s versatile giants is surely Jim Zuckerman. While he is certainly well-known for his wildlife, landscape and nature macros, I think the strongest portion of his portfolio is his travel photography. The kind that blends exotic, historic locations … Continue reading
Every so often, I like to update what is known as the Earth Images Book of Quotes. Noteworthy words from both the somebody’s and the nobody’s (me) of the world. From yesterday and today. Enjoy! “In giving freedom to the … Continue reading
While today’s post has a Christian orientation, I comment on just about everything here, so below is my small commentary on the Coronavirus. I could go on for hours but I will be “sort of” brief. We cannot cancel every … Continue reading
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Great writers can often create pictures through their words, and oft times, photographers can impart words with their images. Mentally, the image (in our minds) may have come first, but God gave us The Word, soon after. The first painters … Continue reading
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In my last post on this blog, I actually managed to use in the title no less, the word (or lack of word) ficktion, instead of fiction. I can assure you, that was a typo, not a misspelling. I have … Continue reading
In this world of instant information, one of the most difficult parts of all of our lives, is to ascertain what is fact from what is fiction. The internet, along with mini computers called cell phones, allows us to receive … Continue reading
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I am not exactly sure what was my first macro or close-up subject as a photographer. I know I used a Canon 35mm camera and a set of extension tubes. I was so enamored by what I saw, that I … Continue reading
