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I have decided to start a photo blog of sorts to highlight some of my most favorite photos that I've taken, and will continue to take. I am a bit old school --- The photo should stand on its own without any Photoshop enhancements, adjustments, fixes. A lot of what I see out there now is an altered photo. I believe you should use your eye, the camera equipment and get the shot based upon these skills. I don't always succeed, but I find that when I do? It is so gratifying. Enjoy...
Friday, September 30, 2011
Sunday, September 25, 2011
Monday, September 19, 2011
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
BWCA Fires
This isn't really "good photography" but there is an interesting story surrounding the photos. One of the days we were visiting the BWCA, we were able to see the extensive smoke from the fires that were started by lightning at Pagami creek (The below photos were both taken at Lake #1 - BWCA)
We chatted with one of the firefighters there. We were amazed at the fact that they paddle in with 1,000's of pounds of equipment to assist in fire fighting. WOW! We asked him if he enjoyed it, and he said that absolutely loves doing the work. We thanked him profusely. Every one of the firefighters we encountered had a very nice attitude and had nothing but respect and kindness for us nosy-parkers. Maybe they actually just liked seeing Annabelle. HAH! The photo below shows a SMALL portion of all the stuff they have in those canoes.
We chatted with one of the firefighters there. We were amazed at the fact that they paddle in with 1,000's of pounds of equipment to assist in fire fighting. WOW! We asked him if he enjoyed it, and he said that absolutely loves doing the work. We thanked him profusely. Every one of the firefighters we encountered had a very nice attitude and had nothing but respect and kindness for us nosy-parkers. Maybe they actually just liked seeing Annabelle. HAH! The photo below shows a SMALL portion of all the stuff they have in those canoes.
Saturday, September 10, 2011
Birds of a Feather
This pileated woodpecker was way up high on a pine tree in the campground we were staying at. He was chatting at us quite a lot, so TK took Anna and told me to get some pics. I got the camera out of my backpack and got it ready to shoot, when the bird flew right down to within three feet of me in a smaller pine. He was a little shy at first, but then got into having his photo taken.
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