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“Hey, just how did he get those Sandhills to pose like that in front of those Christmas lights?” Admit it . that’s what you were thinking!
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Yearly favorites were harder to choose this past year simply because there weren't many exposures overall. I imagine that's an inherent problem with these yearly favorites posts. It emphasizes product over process in a culture that demands constant output. It can...
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...
This past year saw a continuation of a trend that has persisted since the Covid shutdowns - staying very close to home, if not in my backyard for most of my photography. To title this year's Yearly Favorites a series of "Visions of a Hermit" would not be too far off....
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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Happy New Year Mark and I look forward to seeing the images you will capture this year.
First the Sandhill chick, now these two posing – we are all so jealous. 🙂
Have a wonderful new year, with lots of birds and lots and lots of lovely photos.
Merry Christmas! Love the photo!
LOL – soooooo lovely – Mark!!!
I swear – I am not using this word very often – Merry Christmas (we still have) to you and a very Happy New Year!
Happy Holidays Mark! Best wishes for a great New Year.
Paul
Merry Christmas Mark !!
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Merry Christmas Mark!
I wish my wildlife was that cooperative. 🙂
Ron