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The Thunder Moon, Misty and Mystical

I hadn’t wanted a misty moonrise, but I am oh so glad nature changed my mind. Nothing can capture a black and white image like film in a camera. In 2006 I was still using a few film cameras, and loved shooting black and white with my old friend, my Pentax K-1000. For this idea, […]

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July Nature Desktop Calendar: Garden Jewels

A female rubythroat peruses purple irises. There was plenty of red and pink in a friend’s garden, but I guess she decided to try a different flavor. Get a print of this artwork Register for an account and get a free matted print The featured artwork also becomes one of the New Member Gifts for […]

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Headed for the Beach

Seagulls are rarely this organized, but they certainly looked amusing marching in unison. Really, I wouldn’t mind at all if I was marching with them on the beach. Taken on Hilton Head Island, SC when I visited my niece and her children who live in Savannah. Get a print of this photo

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Red Trillium in the Spring Woods

May is all about wildflowers for me, each day a new flower blooming, everywhere you look, even the dandelions, I love them all. I took at least a half dozen photos of red trillium on this outing on the Panhandle Trail, but I love this photo of the red trillium for the interesting angle I […]

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Civil War Days Living History Photos

I’ve added another solo exhibit to my list of exhibits: Civil War Days Living History Photos. In April 2011 and April 2012, as part of the commemoration of the 150th Anniversary of the beginning of the Civil War, ACFL&MH also hosted re-enactment events held in Carnegie Park where re-enactors encamped and staged historic battles. I […]

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“That Green One in the Back” from “Lost My Marbles”

I had a great time photographing this bunch of marbles and took so many playing around with angles and focal depth. This image is focused on “that green one in the back”. I found this bunch of marbles in the soil of a yard where I lived years ago. None is valuable, but are all […]

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Organize With Nature, “Found Along the Panhandle Trail” Series Cube Keepsake Boxes

Are you sorting photos or correspondence, even bills? Clean up 2018 and start 2019. Colorful boxes inspired by flowers, butterflies and scenes of the Panhandle Trail will make the job easier and be prettier to look at than an old shoe box. This set of cube-shaped papier-mâché boxes ranges in size from 9″ x 9″ […]

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Open Water – Today

I found open water and lots of color even though it’s still just early March. Sometimes I need to awaken my creative senses with a taste of the natural world. Often these aren’t planned excursions but extemporaneous visits to places I know well while I’m running errands. I return with more than I’d set out […]

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A Gallery of Fiery Winter Sunsets, “I Chased A Sunset”

Racing over acres of the park to watch the sun drop below the far horizon, the bare silhouetted trees, the perfect shading in the sky from violet through red to yellow, the violet snow, the final fiery red blaze before it all faded—and all nature made, I was only there to record it. Really, on […]

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Full Wolf Blood Moon Lunar Eclipse – Today

Temperatures were near zero with occasional snow but the Full Wolf Blood Moon lunar eclipse was pretty neat to watch, even if the photos are a little soft. I thought I’d share my photos from the lunar eclipse on my photo blog Today: Full Wolf Blood Moon Lunar Eclipse – Today

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