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Today I want to share with you four fine photographers and their four unique images. Let’s begin with two “citified” images. This Aaron Keigher starscape picture shows the Galaetic Bridge in Big Sur California. The lighting on the edge of the bridge … Continue reading →

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I thought it was about to once again devote a post to chatting about photos and the act (or thought process) of making them. What to do when we’re making images and the light is a royal pain in the … Continue reading →

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Today’s post is all about sharing. Well, at least it is about sharing the work of nine fine photographers. Le’s begin with some of the winners of Mike Moat’s annual macro contest. Mike is one of the best known close-up photographers … Continue reading →

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I believe we look at our own photography differently than we do the work of others. Often times we are harder on ourselves. How we view the images of other people, and how we view our own, is a murky … Continue reading →

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Sticks and stones in one form or another, are a major part of nature photography. Sticks: Branches, twigs, limbs, trunks, trees, etc. Sticks with leaves,  help us to illustrate the seasons. Spring, fall and winter. Birds and sticks just go together. … Continue reading →

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There is not much to say today so I thought I would share with you six great images from six fine photographers. I know Rob Sheppard from his days as the managing editor of Outdoor Photographer. Rob is a prolific … Continue reading →

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Blue Sands? I’ve shown you pictures of White Sands National Monument when the sand was brown, yellow, gold and pink. I’ve even shown you quite a few when the sands were actually white. Blue sky can mean blue light and … Continue reading →

Warning: In addition to the judgments below that I have actually confessed to, you will find today’s article sprinkled with several other of my personal judgments. We all approach photography (and life) a little differently from one another. We have our … Continue reading →

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I was going to start today’s post with a photo of Auguste Rodin’s statue called “The Thinker”, except I don’t allow nudity on the pages of Earth Images. My most powerful memories of that statue are from the TV show … Continue reading →

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Photography is about light. Without it, a picture is just a mirage. While I prefer the sunlight of early and late in the day, or the soft light of overcast, I have always taken what God gives me, and made my pictures … Continue reading →