Earth Images Blog by Wayne Nelson

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While I certainly enjoy tight close-ups in wildlife photography, and today’s cameras allow for the sort of crops that can produce those close-ups with quality, there will always be room for “looser” compositions. At least as far as I am … Continue reading →

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The low road is always cheap and easy, and the high road just as difficult. That’s just how it should be. When I make critical comments of groups or individuals on subjects related to politics or social issues, I try … Continue reading →

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In the mid to late 1990s when I wrote my first words for the internet, as you might expect, the subject was photography. My images at the time, like those of almost all serious photographers, were all made on film. … Continue reading →

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I rarely publish posts that are entirely about wildlife, unless the article is about a certain species or type (waterfowl, small mammals, etc.) of animal. It’s not that I don’t love wildlife imagery because I do, it’s just that there … Continue reading →

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In today’s post we will look at the (mostly autumn) work of five great photographers. I purposely sought out landscape work that was made primarily with wide to normal lenses. I did not look for unusual compositions or traditional, I … Continue reading →

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I am sure that each of us at some point in our youth, was given a coloring book and some crayons, and told to see if we could color within the lines. It takes discipline to stay between the lines and I … Continue reading →

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I think my favorite time of year has always been autumn. When I turned to nature photography, that feeling was solidified. It always amazes me how a season can be so tranquil and serene, yet can be filled with so … Continue reading →

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My favorite North American herd animal is the Pronghorn, called by many, Antelope. As I understand it, they are distant relatives to the antelope, and close relatives to wild goats. They photograph very nicely which always pleases the photographer in … Continue reading →

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What happens when minimalist landscape photographers give wildlife photography a try? I think this photo is best pictured hanging on a wall, as a large print. I originally thought I would have preferred to see that Hummingbird facing the other … Continue reading →