A Call to Photographers

By James Braswell | Published February 18, 2012

This post is going to be a bit different than my regular post … no frills, no natural outdoor experience, no photos … wait, I do have a relevant photo that I will share later in the post. I’m directing this post to all photographers. Notice, I didn’t say “professional” photographers … anyone with a […]

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Barn Owl Update

By James Braswell | Published July 1, 2011

A few nights ago, I drove to the barn where the barn owl family is residing. But when I entered the barn, only two owls were found … one of the adults with one baby:       But where are the other owls? There should be another adult and two more young owls. A […]

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Barney and Friends

By James Braswell | Published June 27, 2011

Today, I’m going to share some recent images of the Barn Owl (Tyto alba)  family that resides nearby. On my first visit to the farm, I climbed the ladder to one of the grain bins and was able to see two young owls, along with one of the adults, inside the grain bin. Upon descending […]

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Long-Time Dream Comes True

By James Braswell | Published June 16, 2011

I’ll get back to some more wild horse posts soon; today I have an exciting adventure to share! Last night,a long-time dream came true for me! For the past 5-6 years, I have been inquiring around the rural community I live in, in hopes of finding a Barn Owl (Tyto alba) to photograph. The Barn […]

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