PHOTOGRAPHY HELPS US SEE DIFFERENTLY As a nature photographer and a lover of the outdoors, I’ve always brought camera gear on hikes and my other outdoor journeys. For years, these journeys were never just journeys; they were photo outings. Through many years of carrying a camera just about everywhere, attending workshops and classes, studying the […]
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Don’t pass by that mushroom! It seems mushrooms (and other fungi) are most often found in the quiet places of the forest. Sure, we can usually spot them as we hike along a trail with most casual hikers just passing on by. But for those of us willing to get at ground level and take
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For me, nature photography has always felt like an escape. With a camera in hand and gear in tow, I move from the chaos of modern life and immerse myself in the serenity of the natural world. The rustle of leaves, the golden light of a sunrise, the quiet calm, and the stillness carry
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The Beauty of the Northern Cardinal: A Backyard Favorite The Northern cardinal is a bird that’s hard to miss, and for good reason. With the male’s bright red feathers and the female’s softer, reddish-brown tones, they’re easily one of the most striking birds you’ll spot in your backyard or local park. The contrast of their
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The Great Blue Heron is a majestic embodiment of nature’s artistry. Its towering stature, and immense wingspan, crowned with a regal crest of feathers, drips with dignity and confidence. Each step it takes is a masterful lesson in patience, hunting with stealth and grace. Its wings unfold like tapestries, often catching glimmers of sunlight, adding
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Brief thoughts and observations on spiders and the webs they weave.
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