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The images below show the Seventeen Year Periodical Cicada, and from where it came. The Cicada you see has just “escaped” from its outer shell after spending 17 years residing beneath the ground living off the roots of a tree.  … Continue reading →

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In my last article, the link placed at the very end of the post was not operational. That has been fixed.  Sorry about that. The Palominos of the bird world?  I have not affected the color on these two Mourning … Continue reading →

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Today’s post is not about how to grow grass or plant flowers in your yard.  It is about honoring the art of landscape photography. The term landscape photography means different things to different people.  To me they are medium to large … Continue reading →

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Staying Home:  I think everybody desires to go to great exotic places where an abundance of photographic subjects reside. The sort of things that we see in magazines, books and on the internet, that  “other” photographers make pictures of. Everybody … Continue reading →

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There is one outdoor/nature photographer who stands above all of the rest when it comes to teaching. I really don’t mention John Shaw as much as I should. He is the writer of (several) books which may well be the … Continue reading →

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I have no real rhyme or reason to today’s post.  I just felt like celebrating image making. Anytime during my life in photography, that I realized an opportunity to create an image that deviated even slightly from the norm, I … Continue reading →

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Today’s title sounds like something you would eat at a state fair, but in reality it is a series of photos of birds that are perched on branches, twigs, wooden posts, (Cattails) etc.  In other words…birds on sticks. Male Eastern … Continue reading →

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Just a few pictures of Bald Eagles missing fish, fighting over fish, carrying fish, and trying to decide whether to eat a fish or not. Have a great day, Wayne

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Let’s take a look at two guest photographers and one painter today, and how they compose their pictures of wild mammals. I have shown David Hemming’s bird photography on numerous occasions. Birds are not his only wildlife subject as David … Continue reading →

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To a photographer, the term sunrise or sunset doesn’t always mean that exact moment when the sun breaks the horizon.  To me it means from when the first or last bit of light appears in the sky, long before or … Continue reading →