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Please allow a few moments for the images to become clear. Female Brown-headed Cowbird Female Red-winged Blackbird Killdeer

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Fur today. Most North American wildlife photographers create images of more birds than anything else….and why not.  Birds are interesting, often colorful, and most birds are around in the light of day.  There are many magazines, calendars, books and entire … Continue reading →

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I think the primary reason that I still remain involved with photography, is that I love viewing and commenting on other people’s imagery.  I use Flickr and the Earth Images group (sometimes Facebook) as my primary vehicle for keeping in … Continue reading →

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With today’s cameras you see more and more wildlife images that are made with “total depth of field”.  In other words every part of the bird or mammal is in focus.  The sensors on many newer cameras are becoming almost … Continue reading →

This is the 15th and last in a series of my encounters with wildlife of our natural world that surrounds us. Yes, some were planned, however, most were not. These stories were written not only for YOUR enjoyment, but to … Continue reading →

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The article below is made up of my opinions and only my opinions. I haven’t shared my latest thoughts on who is (in my opinion) the best of the current crop of nature photographers.  My opinions these days come mostly … Continue reading →

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I am discriminating against eagles and owls on today’s post.  Other birds of prey qaulify. Actually, many, many birds are winged predators.  Even many of the “seed eaters” not only catch things like insects, spiders and slugs to fill their … Continue reading →

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Sometimes I think I sound inconsistent when I talk about nature and photography. One time it seems as though nature is everything to me and on another I show images that are not of nature at all. I guess going … Continue reading →

Wayne and I were in the Lamar Valley in Yellowstone. It was getting to be mid morning, and we had been at it since before day break. One the far end of Lamar Valley, there stands a humongous “rock” right … Continue reading →