… my camera is used to make photographs of the natural world. The natural world that’s in such danger from those who don’t care, from those who are only interested in the money to be made and from those who don’t understand that we’re all dependent on the world around us and all its plants and creatures.
These are photographs taken each day of meteorological spring, the months of March, April and May when the natural world awakens from the torpor of winter. Spring, when plants begin to flower, tree leaves burst forth from buds, when a new generation of birds, mammals and small critters is born.
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Now spring has transitioned to summer. The upcoming season isn't my favorite season by any means, but it presents hordes of possibilities for photographs of the natural world and its denizens: insects, flowers, birds, mammals, scenery, reptiles, trees, amphibians, and ...
Opportunities for great experiences and great photos abound, visit any natural area or large park and you'll see for yourself. It may be too darned hot but I'll still be out with camera in hand – how about you?
...you captured Mother Bature;s details beautifully.
ReplyDeleteWOW, amazing collection of beautiful animals. I love all the birds, great sightings and captures. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Take care, have a great day and a happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteHow did you catch that beaver preparing to slap its tail? Between you and David of Travels with Birds https://travelswithbirds.blogspot.com/ you provide so many lovely photos of the natural world. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing series of photos! Not only a photo a day but they are all outstanding photos too, and fascinatingly diverse. I can only imagine the work that went into getting these (and the time down on your knees)!
ReplyDeleteThank you all. Marcia: my cameras have what's called ProCapture that enables them to take photos before I press the shutter button; it's complicated and I can only partially explain how it works. F.G.: Taking photos gets me into forest and field and I try to get out a couple of hours each day, rain or shine, unless it's da--ed hot -- I hate hot weather. Getting down on my knees isn't much of a problem; however, now that I'm almost 85, getting up is sometimes an issue.
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