Planning and Spontaneity: Embracing Both for Capturing Great Images
Before leaving home on a photographic trip to somewhere new, I do research. I look at maps and reviews to help me …
Trip Report 4: Journey to the Badlands – Burrowing Owls
In today’s final Trip Report from my excursion to the High Plains of North and South Dakota I’m going to focus entirely …
Trip Report 3: Journey to the Badlands of North and South Dakota – Wildlife
Theodore Roosevelt National Park is one of the few areas in the west where free-roaming horses may be observed. The park maintains …
Trip Report 2: Close-Up Details of Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North Dakota
Last week I first reported on my trip to North and South Dakota and posted a few landscapes I captured while visiting …
Trip Report 1: Journey to the Badlands of North and South Dakota – Landscapes
Wow, it’s been a little over a month since I’ve posted, but it’s been a busy month. Early in July I decided …
Photo Friday: Golden Sunrise
One of the most important pieces of equipment when I photograph is not my camera, not any of my lenses, not my …
Field Review: Canon 100 f/2.8L IS Macro Lens
For fellow photographers who follow my blog, I’ve just posted a new field review. This one of the Canon 100 f/2.8L IS …
Fontenelle Forest Photo Club Contest – 2014
A couple of weeks ago I had the honor of once again judging the Fontenelle Forest Photo Club contest. Last night we …
Trip Report 3: Journey into the Sandhills – Images of a Western Meadowlark, Prairie Dogs, Ominous Skies Over the Sandhills and a Blue Winged Teal
A Western Meadowlark, Nebraska’s official state bird, sings on a fencepost in Ft. Niobrara National Wildlife Refuge. Mainly found in western Nebraska, …
Trip Report 2: Journey into the Sandhills – Images of Halsey, the Niobrara, and a Bald Eagle and Crow
Halsey National Forest is comprised of a landscape to the photograph above. Rolling sandhills dotted with Yucca plants and prairie grasses. This …