Tag: nature
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Frog and Toad
When my kids were little they used to love bedtime stories. We still have a collection of their books in our little library. One of their favorite series of books was Frog and Toad. I’ve taken several photos of the family of toads that hang out in our driveway every night during the summer. Last…
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Textures and Impressions
Here is a small collection of photos I took today. I made it a point to take the camera with me (with a 50mm lens) and just shoot things that caught my eye.
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Good morning, Jeannie
Here is a video I threw together this morning while waiting for Jeannie to pee. Then I had Braden produce some music for it using Ableton Live.
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Photo Habit
Here are some photos I took at random over the past couple of weeks, both at home and on the road for work. As per usual, a disproportionate number of all the photos I took over that time period were of our dog, Jeannie, but I’ll spare you most of those — except for this…
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a walk in caribou
I went for a walk the other day. Here is a sample of photos I took during my tour around town. I’m thinking of putting together a photo book to sell online with the full collection of photos.
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A Tiny Visitor
I captured a few photos of a hummingbird having breakfast on our front porch this morning on my 50mm lens. OK. I captured a couple dozen photos of a couple different birds and picked the three best of the bunch (after editing them on my phone).
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Groundhogs in Trees
Yesterday I learned that groundhogs, which I do not normally see in trees, will climb a tree quick as lightning when chased by large predator, like Jeannie. This one had precious few seconds to decide where to flee as Jeannie came barreling towards it. It was about 25 feet or so up a tree in…
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The Frozen River
Kim wanted some new photos of the river for the Riverbed Art website, so I grabbed my drone and flew out over the frozen water.
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The Trees are Frosty, Get the Drone
As the temperature begins to drop (usually 20° Fahrenheit and below) Kim begins to take Jeannie for quick morning snowshoe walks through trails in the back woods. Besides the river bed in the summer and fall months, the snowy trails behind our house are Kim’s favorite place to be. The cold winter air provides relief…
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