Let it bee
Bee on purple coneflower in the Biocore Prairie

Let it bee

I like to photograph flowers, so when my wife asked if I wanted to join her on a hike in the Biocore Prairie with the Friends of the Lakeshore Nature Preserve, I cheerfully agreed.  The actual focus of the hike…

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For the birds, revisited
Pelicans in Green Bay

For the birds, revisited

In my previous post, Photography is for the birds, I give the impression that I never make much of an attempt to photograph birds.  To be fair to my photo subjects and myself, I should point out that although I…

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Photography is for the birds
An Anhinga dries its wings in Everglades National Park

Photography is for the birds

My wife's a birdwatcher. When we hike together she's usually looking up with binoculars in hand while I'm looking around with camera in hand.  I've never made much of an attempt to photograph birds because they're usually small, far away,…

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Pails in comparison
Colorful pails in Owen Conservation Park

Pails in comparison

I took a walk in Owen Conservation Park today to get a nature fix. Much to my surprise, I came back with this picture of pails. I don't know what they're for, but since the plants are sitting in mud…

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Ditto
Blue glassware in the sunlight

Ditto

The last picture was a morning find. This one's an afternoon find. It was from earlier this year when the sunlight streamed through our living room windows at a low angle. As in the previous photo, I removed a couple…

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Sometimes the photo finds you
Flowers in the sunshine

Sometimes the photo finds you

When I woke up yesterday morning and shuffled out into the kitchen this scene was waiting to be photographed. OK, I will admit that I moved some cups, plates, and muffins out of the way, but the flowers, the sunlight,…

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The cost of freedom
Arlington National Cemetary

The cost of freedom

"Find the cost of freedom buried in the ground.Mother earth will swallow you, lay your body down." -- Stephen Stills Maybe it's because of the generation into which I was born. When I think of World War II, I think…

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The Ring of Fire
Mount St. Helens in 1997

The Ring of Fire

Plate tectonics, subduction zones, magma, volcanoes, such are the facts of life in The Ring of Fire.  The Cascade Mountains that stretch from Canada to California are a manifestation of these forces of nature.  On May 18, 1980, they contributed…

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Rock Island Boathouse
Rock Island Boathouse

Rock Island Boathouse

Something has me thinking about summer.  No doubt it's the cold, wet weather.  Every summer I'm lucky enough to have a wonderful week of vacation with other family members on Washington Island, which is  located off the tip of Door County in northeastern…

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