exploring nature’s infinite connections
I happened to come across this website created by Fujifilm that is really quite impressive. It is not only very well designed, educational, and interactive, but carries a great message about in preservation of our forests for 100 and 1000 years to come. I believe for every bit of forest we lose, we give up a part of our souls. Someday we may find there is little left to give, and we will have to live with what we have become. Kudos Fuji.
See you in the woods!
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Continuing with a tradition that began in 2007, I am once again finalizing some of my favorite images from the past year. I guess you could call this Volume 18. Wow, eighteen years of this stuff.1 Nonetheless, It is a process that forces me to consider which...
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Signing Photographs
Yearly Favorites
Alex Kunz
Dear Bubbles
Diane Varner
Howard Grill
Joseph W. Smith
Franz Graf
Linda Grashoff
Bob Henry
Lynn Wohlers
Meandering Passage
Michael Russell
Michigan Nature
Monte Stevens
Planet Detroit
Six Rivers Land Conservancy
Sterling Oak
T.M.Schultze
Tom Dills
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This is just beautiful…seeing green this time of year makes me want spring to come quicker.
Mark, this is one of the most beautiful forest photos I’ve ever seen – magical and painterly!
happy holidays!
Ethan-
Hey Mark! Happy Holidays to you and your loved ones! I love this shot, and what a good idea for blog content. I always wonder what to add to mine and this is good stuff.
Have a great holiday and a wonderful 2007!
Gloria
This is so lovely and “dreamy.” A great misty shot with wonderful saturated greens.
I’ve got the Fuji site loading now.
whatt a beautiful etheral photo- now stop this, I have no space left on my walls ;)(I had cousins just here to visit and the ALL loved the 2 marsh fog prints.. so your work is being appreciated by all who visit, not just myself & hubby)
thanks for sharing the link my friend, and happy holidays to you and yours.. and I *will* see you someday in the woods.
(I’m going to try to setup a coppermine gallery over the next week or so, so you may get a ‘help! what the heck am I doing?!’ email… I’ve got to simplify my galleries and have beeen putting it off forever.. but am not a codehead.. more like a blind bat bouncing off the walls, but I’m bored to smithereens and have to have something to do besides sit)
Happy Holidays to you and Lisa!