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Wind River Canyon Blog Imagine a beautiful golden canyon in a far-away land. The Wind River Canyon, in the state of Wyoming, is one of the very few wild places that have remained relatively unspoiled by over-development. The Wind River runs fast and clean, the junipers have berries that feed wild birds, wildflowers bloom, and over 100 species of birds fly in this magical Wind River Canyon. Bighorn Sheep, Elk and Deer have all been seen from our cabin steps, and four species of hummingbirds come to nest and raise their young in the Wind River Canyon every Summer. My Wind River Canyon Blog will be about my experiences with Mother Nature in the canyon's ecosystem, and the way in which I capture those magic moments with affordable equipment, cheap software and lots of serendipity. I hope you enjoy the ride as much as my wife and I have. "I want people to fall in love with Mother Nature, not wonder what happened to her."
The Fate of Hummingbirds
August 24, 2013
All the Hummingbirds have headed south by now here in the Wind River Canyon. As soon as the days get a little shorter, and the nights a little colder, then it is time for...
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Why I Love Hummingbirds
August 17, 2013
As a child growing up in the suburbs of Cleveland I saw my first hummingbird at my Grandmother's home in Pleasant Valley. It was a Ruby-Throated male that was a dazzling...
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Why Shoot RAW?
August 10, 2013
Most books on Wildlife Photography casually mention that professionals always shoot in a RAW format. I've seen it written about in popular photography magazines, yet in m...
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Patience Photography
August 03, 2013
There are a myriad of things you need to know to get close to a wild bird or animal and having them trust you enough to get "the shot." Always being taken along on huntin...
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Magic Hat Trick
July 27, 2013
When you live in the middle of a wild area, sometimes things happen that are difficult to explain. Animals usually avoid human contact, which is why wildlife photographer...
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