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Be Aware of Your Surroundings
After photographing the barn and wildflowers in my previous post, I picked up my tripod and equipment and prepared to move to another location. At that moment, I realized I had another image in front of me … snow-covered Mt. Hood was clearly visible to the left and behind the wildflowers I had been photographing. […]
Also posted in 2017, Blog, Landscape Photography, Nature Photography, Photography Tips, Travel Photography, Wildflowers
Tagged 2017, balsamroot, Blog, Columbia River Gorge, landscape, lupine, meadow, Mt. Hood, nature, nature photography, Oregon, photography, Rowena Plateau, spring, travel, wildflower
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Beautiful Blue Camas
Today’s post features a beautiful blue wildflower growing in the Columbia River Gorge area of Oregon, a blue Camas (species unidentified) wildflower. Early one morning, I crossed the Columbia River to photograph at Catherine’s Creek Nature Area, a wonderful little area on the Washington state side of the river. One of the striking wildflowers at […]
Also posted in 2017, Blog, Landscape Photography, Macro Photography, Nature Photography, Travel Photography, Wildflowers
Tagged 2017, Blog, Camas, Catherine's Creek Nature Area, Columbia River Gorge, landscape, macro photography, meadow, nature, nature photography, Oregon, photography, spring, travel, wildflower
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Teeny, Tiny Dynamo
Captured last Thursday, this very small, white wildflower was found on a woodland near my rural Missouri home. I’m not sure what the identification is … so far, I haven’t found any images that compare favorably with it. If you might know what this little beauty is, I’d appreciate your assistance! The tiny flowers are […]
Also posted in Blog, Macro Photography, Nature Photography, Wildflowers
Tagged 2017, Blog, landscape, Missouri, nature, nature photography, photography, spring, wildflower
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Wheel of Fortune
Last Thursday morning, I was conducting a “workshop shorty” with a student when I came upon this wonderful-looking Blue-eyed Mary wildflower. What caught my eye on this particular flower was the wonderful, “wheel/spoke” composition the flower was exhibiting. Positioning my tripod above the flower, so that I would be shooting straight down, I moved in […]
Also posted in 2017, Blog, Macro Photography, Nature Photography, Photography Workshop, Wildflowers
Tagged 2017, Blog, blue-eyed Mary, Cass County, macro photography, Missouri, nature, nature photography, photography, spring, wildflower, woodland
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It’s All In the Name
A couple of days ago, I was leaving the woodland where I had been photographing wildflowers, when I ran across some Spring Beauty wildflowers, some of the small wildflowers that typically are very early bloomers. With just a few Spring Beauties blooming, and my need to move on to some errands that needed to be […]
Also posted in 2017, Blog, Macro Photography, Nature Photography, Wildflowers
Tagged 2017, Blog, Cass County, macro photography, Missouri, nature, nature photography, photography, spring, spring beauty, wildflower, woodland
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A Peek Inside the Bell
When photographing nature, I always look to find “different” ways of photographing something. In this case, I found a Virginia Bluebell wildflower with a clump of flower buds and a single bell open. I was wondering what it would look like, grabbing a capture looking down the bell of the flower. I captured 20 images, […]
Also posted in 2017, Blog, Macro Photography, Nature Photography, Wildflowers
Tagged 2017, Blog, bluebells, Cass County, focus stacking, macro photography, Missouri, nature, nature photography, photography, spring, wildflower, woodland
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Playin’ the Bells
After posting my first-of-year Virginia Bluebell in bloom on Friday, I headed back out to see if the bloom had progressed further. I was pleasantly surprised to find many bluebells in bloom. Here are a few of my favorite images I captured this past Friday in the rural Missouri woodland: With so many brilliant blue […]
Also posted in 2017, Blog, Macro Photography, Nature Photography, Wildflowers
Tagged 2017, Blog, bluebells, Cass County, macro photography, Missouri, nature, nature photography, photography, spring, wildflower, woodland
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Little Pink Bells
From a little over a week ago, after we had a snowfall, I found these cute little pink, bell-shaped flowers in one of our wildflower gardens. They resemble the blue harebell wildflowers a lot, but I’m pretty sure these are not wildflowers. My wife planted a lot of non-natives in the area, mostly iris and […]
Also posted in 2017, Blog, Macro Photography, Nature Photography
Tagged 2017, Blog, Cass County, flowers, macro photography, Missouri, nature, nature photography, photography, snow, winter
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More Signs of Spring
After the recent snowfall, I also found some early, woodland wildflowers growing around my rural property. The Virginia Bluebells had some small buds, still being covered by the leaves, trying to poke out: I then set up my camera on a tripod to capture some images for Focus-stacking: This focus-stacked image was made by capturing […]
Also posted in 2017, Blog, Macro Photography, Nature Photography, Wildflowers
Tagged 2017, Blog, bluebells, Cass County, focus stacking, macro photography, Missouri, nature, nature photography, photography, snow, wildflower, winter
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Almost Spring
… but not quite! A look at the calendar says that spring is only 5 days away. But yesterday’s snow puts that into question! After a morning of snow, I hiked around my rural Missouri land to see what photo opportunities existed. The snowfall was quite “trivial”, but with temperatures below freezing, it sure wasn’t […]
Also posted in 2017, Blog, Macro Photography, Nature Photography
Tagged 2017, Blog, Cass County, Drexel, macro photography, Missouri, nature, nature photography, photography, snow, winter
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