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Category Archives: 2011
Fun Friday: Where is Spring?
With temperatures in the Midwest dipping so low, I thought a cute, winter image would be appropriate for this week’s “Fun Friday” post: This image was captured in beautiful Yellowstone NP, in the middle of winter. As the free-ranging Bison forage for food, they swing their large, muscular heads side-to-side to remove snow from the […]
Also posted in 2015, Blog, Fun Friday post, Mammals, National Park, Nature Photography, Travel Photography
Tagged 2011, behavior, bison, Blog, cute, mammals, National Park, nature, nature photography, photography, travel, winter, Yellowstone NP
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Revisiting Blue Ice Fields
(I’m at the Lee’s Summit Art Festival today (the last day of the festival), meeting more wonderful nature-lovers and displaying my artwork. If you live in the Kansas City area, please stop by and say “Hi”. Yesterday, I met many great folks and enjoyed a wonderful weather day (low 60’s, sunny and just a gentlest […]
Also posted in Blog, Landscape Photography, Mammals, Nature Photography, Travel Photography
Tagged 2014, Alaska, Blog, Inside Passage, landscape, LeConte Glacier, mammals, nature, nature photography, photography, seal, summer, travel
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Yellowstone’s West Thumb, Part 1
When we first pulled up to the “warming hut” in the West Thumb area of Yellowstone, we were greeted with amazing light … the morning was very cold (remember, it was -38°F when we got up!). Combining with all the steam from the numerous thermal pools of West Thumb, the light filtering through the trees created a very […]
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Tagged 2011, Blog, landscape, National Park, nature, nature photography, photography, travel, West Thumb, winter, Yellowstone NP
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Yellowstone Winter Images
Today’s post includes some more images made along our ride in the snowcoach, from Mammoth Hot Springs to Old Faithful. These images were made near/along the Firehole River, as we neared the Old Faithful area. This area has a lot of thermal pools and geysers in the area and thus offers a wonderful, wintery view of steam-engulfed landscapes.
Also posted in Blog, Landscape Photography, Nature Photography, Travel Photography
Tagged Blog, landscape, nature, travel, winter, Yellowstone NP
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Fun Friday: “Mirror, Mirror …”
It’s been a while since I’ve posted a “Fun Friday” post, one just for fun, so here goes. As I was quietly sitting along the creek bank waiting for beavers, a flurry of bird activity started up. There were various kinds of birds observed: flickers, downy woodpeckers, tufted titmice, American goldfinches, a wren (not yet […]
Also posted in Bird Photography, Birds, Blog, Fun Friday post, Nature Photography
Tagged 2011, behavior, Bird, bird photography, birding, birdwatching, Blog, bluebird, Cass County, cute, Eastern Bluebird, fall, Missouri, nature, nature photography, photography
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