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I love this moody John Hunt picture of some swans on a lake. I am guessing by the color bias in the image, that John used a white balance setting such as shade, or a warming filter to warm the … Continue reading →

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As a child traveling with my parents, the first thing that attracted me to the American west, long before we got to the mountains, and years before I explored the deserts, was the space. The great prairie with its rolling … Continue reading →

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Most of the time the pictures that I share, whether they be mine or those of guest photographers, follow a common subject or theme. Today’s nine pictures come from nine different photographers and cover a myriad of subjects, in a … Continue reading →

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Fur, feathers, scales and skin are our subjects today here at Earth Images. We have thirteen great shots, that are worthy of our attention. They range from close-up, to action, to environmental, or better said, a landscape photo with wildlife as … Continue reading →

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Every road leads us someplace, be it to a sheer cliff, a mountain wall, or fields of clover. I mean that both metaphorically, and literally. To me, every road is worth the journey as long as we don’t let it … Continue reading →

I haven’t written much about my Father or Mother in the past year or so, but my memories are always living  just below the surface. My Father was the ultimate handyman. Electrician, plumber, mason, carpenter, home remodeler, painter, car mechanic. It … Continue reading →

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Unnatural: affected, artificial, contrived, or contrary to the physical laws of nature……….but visually stimulating. I believe I’ve only published one photo post ever here at Earth Images, that contained no nature photos. That one was all architecture. Today we have … Continue reading →

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If I would have had to limit my photography to only one genre, it would have been nature, and if I would have had to limit my nature photography to  only one of the primary disciplines of nature photography…..landscape, wildlife … Continue reading →

I think it is fair to say that today’s post contains some pretty big subjects. I want to congratulate Iran. I think we can say for sure that they will now have the nuclear weapons they have always wanted. I … Continue reading →

In 2010 I celebrated 39 years of serious photography of one type or another. Part time commercial, full-time commercial, auto racing (and other sports) photography for publication without pay, and auto racing for paying clients, including magazines and buyers of … Continue reading →