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Category Archives: Travel Photography
Reminiscing!
Today’s post features 3 images I captured a few years ago, above Black Bear Pass in Colorado. Sunsets can be great … some are even unforgettable! While updating my Lightroom catalog, I ran across a few that hold a special place in my heart … enjoy! I’m looking forward to re-tracing my footsteps in this […]
Also posted in 2014, 2022, Blog, Landscape Photography, Nature Photography, Sunrises/Sunsets
Tagged Black Bear Pass, Colorado
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Frosty Face
Today’s post features an image I captured in Yellowstone NP this past February. Bison are readily seen in the winter landscapes of Yellowstone NP. How can you hide all that dark coat against the snow?! Photographic Equipment Used: Canon 7D Mark 2 camera Canon 100-400mm f/4.5 – f/5.6 IS lens at 100mm Handheld, with IS […]
Also posted in 2022, Blog, Mammals, National Park, Nature Photography
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Not Quite a “Monkey on the Back”
Today’s post features an image captured during my recent winter trip to Teton NP (Wyoming). While photographing elk that winter here, we came upon a group of Bighorn Sheep who were busy grazing and slow traveling along the ridge of a mountain range: Did you notice the strange-looking sheep on the right? A closer look […]
Also posted in 2022, Bird Photography, Birds, Blog, Mammals, National Park, Nature Photography
Tagged bighorn sheep
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Alaskan Ice Cubes
Today’s post features a couple of earlier photos I came across while recently reviewing/editing my Lightroom catalog (as I prepare to move all my photo apps and data to a new computer). When in Alaska, one of the “must-see’s” is to witness firsthand one of the many glaciers. As the blog title suggests, these natural […]
Also posted in 2022, Blog, Landscape Photography, Nature Photography
Tagged Alaska, glacier
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Wonderful Chestnuts
Today’s post features a trio of images I captured a few years ago when I visited Magee Marsh, a favorite warbler stop on the south bank of Lake Erie, in northern Ohio. During spring migration, Magee Marsh comes alive with warblers heading north to Canada. At Magee Marsh, the warblers feed and rest while awaiting […]
Also posted in 2019, 2022, Birds, Blog, Nature Photography
Tagged Chestnut-sided warbler, Warbler
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One of Yellowstone’s Jewels
Today’s post features another geyser near Old Faithful, in the Biscuit Basin. The Jewel Geyser is a small, but rather active geyser, erupting frequently (every 8-9 minutes is typical). Although the eruption reaches up to 20 feet, it is nowhere near what Old Faithful offers (100 – 180 feet). Jewel Geyser has a shiny, beaded […]
Also posted in 2022, Blog, Landscape Photography, National Park, Nature Photography
Tagged Wyoming, Yellowstone NP
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New Definition of “A Cold Shower”
Today’s post features a Yellowstone regular actor … Old Faithful as it erupts in the winter landscape. Enjoy this sequence of the eruption. Geyser at rest: Eruption inevitable: Shower Time! Steam filling the Old Faithful landscape: Near the end of eruption: Coming up … some other geysers were actively erupting during our visit. Photographic […]
Also posted in 2022, Blog, Landscape Photography, National Park, Nature Photography
Tagged Wyoming
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Bubbles in the Mud
Today’s post features some more images I captured in late February in Yellowstone National Park (Wyoming). The mud pots featured in this post were located in the Fountain Paint Pots area of the park, near Old Faithful. One definition I found of the mud pot is that it is a sort of acidic hot springs […]
Also posted in 2022, Landscape Photography, National Park, Nature Photography
Tagged Fountain Paint Pots, Wyoming, Yellowstone NP
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‘Icy Hot’, Part 1
Today’s post features some of the thermal pools located near Old Faithful, in Yellowstone NP. These were captured during my recent short visit to Yellowstone and the Tetons. Coming up … a few more thermal features, along with geysers “at work”. Photographic Equipment Used: Canon 5D Mark 3 camera Canon 28-135mm, f/3.5-f/5.6 IS lens […]
Also posted in 2022, Blog, Landscape Photography, National Park, Nature Photography
Tagged thermal pools, Yellowstone NP
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Chilling Heat Wave
Today’s post features a few images I captured as we entered the thermal feature area around Yellowstone’s Old Faithful. With temperatures starting at about 14F, mentally it “felt” like we were encountering a temporary heat wave as we began entering the thermal features area: Coming up … some images captured as we hiked around some […]
Also posted in 2022, Blog, Landscape Photography, National Park, Nature Photography
Tagged Wyoming, Yellowstone NP
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