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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 →

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If photography can serve one purpose (I believe it can actually serve many), it can cause us to emote. It can provoke anger, sadness, joy, and humor. It can bring a frown or a smile to our faces. Macro great … Continue reading →

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Today’s images are randomly selected. This post is really about how we manufacture photographic rules of what we can and cannot do, and how much we would miss in the world if we followed them. Water/landscape photos, even when they … Continue reading →

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Photography was a multipurpose, multidimensional and multifaceted gift in my life, for a very long time. It was a great way to make new friends, and spend time with old ones. It was also the perfect way to spend some … Continue reading →

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I felt the urge today to share with you a couple of images, one each from an outdoor photography legend. George Lepp and Jim Zuckerman are two of the best known veterans of outdoor photography. The are each well-known both … Continue reading →

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As I have asked many times before, please excuse the lack of paragraph breaks in today’s post.  I wrote this issue in a word processing program that this blog cannot fully understand. I will return to the old one with … Continue reading →

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I have made many images of wild animals showing the posterior view of the subject. It is in fact easier to make flying or running shots from the rear if and when you are using manual focus and I used … Continue reading →

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It’s funny how when we’re young, our minds are so often preoccupied with growing up and getting to do the things that “grownups” get to do, but the older we get, the more we yearn for those younger years when … Continue reading →

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Monument Valley is the super desert, for red rock aficionados. It is Navajo lands, not those of the federal government. You can feel the history, both human and natural when you are here. For photographers, it is a diverse valley … Continue reading →

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It’s been a while since I just grabbed a bunch of my old pictures, and wrote about whatever comes to my mind. I suspect I do that mainly because of laziness.  I find that it frees me from the responsibility … Continue reading →