exploring nature’s infinite connections
This is something I really enjoy watching - the behavior of Great Blue Herons building a nest in a rookery. The entire ritual they go through - from the courtship displays to the very critical 'stick presentation' to the female - is just fascinating. And it happens...
While processing some images for a print job of Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore in Northern Michigan, I found quite a few raw files that I never processed from a great shoot a couple years ago I find this happens to me quite often - I try to edit as much as I can...
I wrote a post last year about black and white bird photography (or any other wildlife for that matter) and how we don't see it that much I have always wondered why that is, so I continue to explore various takes on it Greg posted a comment on that post...
Photos of my rock abstracts added to my gallery; Blue Sky Biggs Picture Jasper Feather Agate Indian Paint Rock TeePee Agate Dendritic Jasper. Plasma Agate.
I am sure if you are a return visitor, you just thought - "Did I click on the right site?" 🙂 Yes, I have finally changed my Wordpress theme after a long and hard search For you Wordpress users, I am sure you can relate to the feeling of hunting and searching...
Sometimes everything Being a nature photographer, sometimes I question whether it is better to be literal about the subject matter in labeling an image, or try to be a bit more creative and give it a unique 'figurative' name Especially with my rock abstracts, I...
Listening to Brooks Jensen's podcast (LW0412 - Which ruler should we use?) brought to mind all sorts of concepts that I think about often when evaluating images He brings forth the question of how we measure the quality of photographs Is it against the historical...
I have been pretty much a do-it-yourself'er when it comes to my photography, website, and my photo business I did the website from the ground up, make my own prints up to a reasonable size, do matting, mounting, and framing if needed, and make feeble attempts at all...
I heard my first Red-winged Blackbird of the season today Despite a lot of snow on the ground, at least it is one small sign spring won't be too much longer If not, these birds are in for a long wait He was probably calling out to complain "Why did I come back...