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Like most of us who have lived a while, I’ve seen my share of death. Friends and family, including my parents. It is a mistake to think that it is only the passing of our loved ones from among our … Continue reading →

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Everybody needs bridges. Sometimes it is the only way to get to the other side. We spend much of our lives trying to reach that illusive “other side”.  We all “cross those bridges when we come to them“. Bridges that … Continue reading →

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For the purpose of today’s post, the terms snapshot and point and shoot are synonyms. From the age of six or seven, I realized that I reveled in viewing great photography.  Well, maybe at that age it’s better said, that … Continue reading →

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They say that variety is the spice of life. I’ve tried (at least until recently) to live my life keeping that in mind. Many people have done far more things than I, but I always managed to take those things … Continue reading →

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Today’s post is one of those whatever is on my mind types. ————————————————————————————————– Such a tumultuous, and bitter world we live in today. It is getting pretty difficult to be involved in anything on the internet that is not contentious … Continue reading →

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We’re all born different, and it’s my guess, that is God’s plan. Despite over 20 years of writing about everything on this thing called the internet, from photography, sports, politics and religion, and in some cases my life, and despite … Continue reading →

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If you’re like me you have spent a lot of your time as a wildlife photographer, either getting up very close for those telltale portraits, or cropping the semi close pix you make to bring them into that same close … Continue reading →

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Sharon Landis remains one of America’s very best birds of prey photographers. Just look at this flawless, absolutely crisp flight shot of a Peregrine Falcon. I know this picture could have been made in any season, but I just couldn’t … Continue reading →

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I have written my share of articles on this blog about making pictures from the world’s, or at least America’s, greatest locales. I have also put up my share of posts about backyard photography. Today’s is about creating images at … Continue reading →

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It seems that at least in my lifetime, the four major disciplines of outdoor photography have been wildlife, landscapes, macro, and then architecture, which is the visitor from outside the boundaries of nature.  To be sure, outdoor sports and other … Continue reading →