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- When Wildlife Photography Fails
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A Thousand Words – From Low Days to High Days
On my worst day in the field, chasing a particular animal that I can’t find (usually bobcats), I am rewarded a number of different ways. First, I’m spending an entire day out in nature. Every day that I spend out … Continue reading
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My Top 25 Images from 2019
This has been a year of improving animal portraits for me. As wildlife a photographer it is always nice to shoot a new species, but for me, 2019 has been a year of improved encounters where I’ve been able to … Continue reading
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A Thousand Words – Photoshop Processing for Forest Images
I spend a lot of time shooting black bears in forests, dark forests with bright light filtering through trees creating a puzzle-like effect of light rays on the forest floor – one of the most challenging environments for image processing. … Continue reading
A Thousand Words – Butterfly Photography
As a wildlife photographer, some subjects are easy (bigger, like bears, eagles, or moose), and others not so much (smaller, like butterflies, lizards, and wildflowers). While reptiles are pretty active anytime it is warm, butterflies and wildflowers are mostly spring … Continue reading
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When Wildlife Photography Fails
As a connoisseur of wildlife photography I’ve been disappointed lately by much of what I see online – both in my own images and in others. It doesn’t take a genius to build up a friend’s list on either Facebook … Continue reading
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