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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."
Downy Woodpecker
December 07, 2013
According to Audubon, about a billion birds die each year from flying into windows! and my cabin in the Wind River Canyon is no exception. There's over ten thousand bird...
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Canyon News
November 30, 2013
Building and maintaining a website is like babysitting a small child, if you're not paying attention he'll drown in the pool. There are over one hundred million other web...
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Deb's Rainbow
November 23, 2013
HDR or High Dynamic Range photography has been around for some time, but is only now seen widely by the general public. It usually requires multiple exposures that are st...
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Hogbats Photography
November 16, 2013
There was a moment, years ago now, when I realized that digital photography could fulfill my visions of the wildlife of my Wind River Canyon, and give a voice to a place...
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Grand Teton National Park
November 09, 2013
Without doubt the most photogenic mountains anywhere on this blue marble are the Grand Tetons, and they're probably photographed and painted more than any other mountain...
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