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Let’s begin today’s post with our two guest photographers. G. Dan Mitchell is a fine west coast photographer, who I am acquainted with via Facebook, and Flickr. I love this entry way to a house in San Francisco. The outlandish … Continue reading →

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For a change, today I decided to limit my post to all photography. Three genres of nature photography, flowers, landscapes and water birds. I placed a limit to five images in each of those three categories. Every category of subject, … Continue reading →

Several times in my life, I have been told by friends (especially by those with which I was in a relationship), that I was “just too complicated” to deal with, or to be with. Too complicated?  Me? I generally have … Continue reading →

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In my last post I wrote about caterpillars and butterflies, and I used their changing from the former to the latter, as a metaphor for being a Christian.  I did not illustrate that article with any pictures of those two … Continue reading →

Caterpillars are slow, awkward critters, who seem to have no purpose other than to eat. To fill their own bellies. They seem to move at about one fraction of a millimeter an hour. That caterpillar has not yet realized its … Continue reading →

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I am using the term songbirds, to loosely describe today’s subject. An ornithologist might well take issue with some of the birds you see below, being described as such. I include hummingbirds, swallows, woodpeckers and more in this post. For … Continue reading →

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The pessimist would state that every positive has a negative. The optimist would counter that every negative holds a positive. Of course, the truth, is as is often the case, is that both are right and both are wrong. When … Continue reading →

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Let’s start first today with two photographers who are anything but common. Colorado’s Dan Waltersfrequently displays some great wildlife action. He caught this Red-tail Hawk “coming at us”, with a very serious expression on its face. Landscape/abstract artist Guy Tal … Continue reading →

I know there are surely readers out there who might wish I would stop publishing my “religious”, or more accurately stated, Christian articles, here on Earth Images.  As long as I am capable of pounding a keyboard, they will continue. … Continue reading →

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Today’s post contains images that I chose randomly. The subjects range from typical and literal, to more abstract, hence forth the title Literally Abstract. Most often, the photographic abstracts that I created were captured when I was out in search … Continue reading →