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The Journal of a Wildlife Photographer- Crossroads: Armathwaite and the river Eden- a little nostalgia

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The Journal of a Wildlife Photographer- Crossroads. Thursday, 28 June 2012. Armathwaite and the river Eden- a little nostalgia. You know, they say there is something primeval about staring into the very heart of a fires flames. That something deep within the recesses of our mind stirs, just slightly. The smoke, the heat, the smell of burning wood. The hypnotic quality of its dancing flames. Fire, I find, can be more than just fire. A little further down the track and I came across a large group of greyla...

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Sports Photography | Creative Genes

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Unleashing the Creative Genes. February 10, 2013. By Vivek Kumar Verma. Waiting for the school bus…. Butterfly Effect →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out.

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The Journal of a Wildlife Photographer- Crossroads: Letting Vent

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The Journal of a Wildlife Photographer- Crossroads. Monday, 17 February 2014. Quite possibly. Are we distracted? This is deep stuff, really deep but for me stating declines are due to human 'progress' and our own negligence alone falls some way short of an answer. It falls short of answering the why. Why is this happening/has this happened? What are we searching for? Why are we never happy with what we've got? Are we living or just existing? Is that soul deep thing nature? 2020 vision (.org). Janet and P...

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The Journal of a Wildlife Photographer- Crossroads: November 2011

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The Journal of a Wildlife Photographer- Crossroads. Thursday, 24 November 2011. The Jay and the Tree Rat. Here is a selection of images put to ambient sound I recorded on the same day. So the squirrel clip is just for fun. I like my woodland shots as the sound fits better with the images I feel. A jay is the unusual sound you can hear repeating itself in the clip. The Journal of a Wildlife Photographer. Wednesday, 16 November 2011. The Journal of a Wildlife Photographer. Thursday, 10 November 2011. Starl...

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Adventures Through the Lens: June 2012

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Adventures Through the Lens. Nature and Wildlife Photography. Thursday, June 28, 2012. Tragedy in the Congo. Supports many conservation efforts around the world including my beloved Ethiopian wolves. On June 24th one of their supported projects, the Okapi Conservation Project in the Congo was attacked by rebels, six people were killed as well as 13 resident Okapi. Please consider making a donation to the Okapi Conservation Project. No amount is too small, they need all the help we can give them. Will and...

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Adventures Through the Lens: January 2013

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Adventures Through the Lens. Nature and Wildlife Photography. Tuesday, January 8, 2013. And back to the Antarctic adventure! Hannah Point, Livingston Island. 62°39′16″S 60°36′48″W. As we dropped anchor at Hannah Point I heard a familiar sound. Baaaahhhhh-roop-roop-roop-roop Bleeeeeeeaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh - Graaaaaaa-runck, Gaaaaaaaaaa-runck - Auuuuuk auuuuuuuk AUUUUUUUKKKK". That could mean only one thing! I was ready. all of my language lessons from the Marine Mammal Center. The Macaroni Penguin is a new sp...

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Adventures Through the Lens: Hair, Hard News and a Hiatus

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Adventures Through the Lens. Nature and Wildlife Photography. Friday, March 29, 2013. Hair, Hard News and a Hiatus. I've been growing my hair out for a while now with the specific intent of donating it to a charity who would use it to make a wig for a child with cancer. I really needed about two more months of growth to make a solid donation of 12 inches or more but fate seems to have made other plans for me. Http:/ www.wigsforkids.org. Http:/ www.locksoflove.org. Http:/ www.mrpinkwhistle.com. PS: For an...

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Adventures Through the Lens: 2014 The Small Year

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Adventures Through the Lens. Nature and Wildlife Photography. Sunday, January 4, 2015. 2014 The Small Year. In January we ventured out to a very, very wet Racetrack in Death Valley. We had a lovely time shooting from the edge of the lake being careful not to leave any foot prints but my prize from that trip was a lovely Kangaroo Rat which visited us nightly to see what crumbs we might have left around. Santa Cruz Island fox. Then lastly this fall my favorite two trouble makers made their way from Austral...

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Adventures Through the Lens: January 2012

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Adventures Through the Lens. Nature and Wildlife Photography. Thursday, January 26, 2012. Book Review: Death Valley Photographer's Guide by Dan Suzio. I don’t normally do book reviews, they remind me of book reports in school which inevitably leads me to hum “A book report on Peter Rabbit” over and over for days. (If you’ve never seen/heard the musical You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown. You are missing out.). So what could possibly change my mind and get me jazzed enough to hum for weeks? I can’t wa...