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As the fall season passes into memory, my own remembrances of the Rocky Mountains in autumn, creep into my mind. Michael Frye captured this vision of a mountainside in northern Utah in autumn. I am glad he did. When detail … Continue reading →

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I have for you today five superb photographer artists. Some you are likely familiar with, and some may be new to you. Joseph Rossbach is probably one of the most sought after workshop teachers in existence. He seems more than … Continue reading →

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Actually in the beginning, there were metal plates, but that’s for another day. All of today’s images have two things in common. One, they were made a long time ago, and two, they began their life on small pieces of … Continue reading →

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I share more nature photography than any other type of imagery on these pages.  I suppose that’s because I have done more nature photography than any other sort, although I have likely been published more often in the world of … Continue reading →

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Here’s wishing everyone a joyful and warm Thanksgiving tomorrow. Thanksgiving is not only a day for family, friends and feasting, it is a day set aside for thanking God for all if our blessings. No matter where we are, and … Continue reading →

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Sharon Landis is the queen of close-up portraits of birds of prey.  They are always powerful but when they are “action portraits” well, it doesn’t get any better than that. Below we have an immature Bald Eagle with an “in … Continue reading →

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Wildcats Over the years, when we have seen an image of a Mountain Lion, a Bobcat and especially of a Canada Lynx, you could bet it was a captive animal. Maybe a zoo shot, most likely done at a photo … Continue reading →

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Some day, I may actually run out of phrases I can use for analogies to photography.  Slice of life is one of a thousand that constantly flood my strange but fertile brain. Still photography to me, has always been a … Continue reading →

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I always love the way Deborah Sandidge’s dreamy style of water and landscape photography where the skies are motion blurred, translate even better in b&w than color. Despite the stark characteristics of b&w images, hers are soft and gentle in … Continue reading →

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Diversity has come to mean many things in today’s world, but to me it will always represent my attitude towards the variety of subjects, treatments and points of view we can attain and share through photography. Today’s post is at … Continue reading →