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Backyard Wildlife Photography
A photographer doesn’t have to go deep into the woods to get photos of wildlife. Backyards, local parks, roadsides, lakes and rivers, and cemeteries all provide ample opportunity to take photos of wild critters. Continue reading
A Look in My Camera Bag
I’m often asked about what photographic equipment I carry with me, and use to get the photos that I post on this blog and my Facebook page. To be honest, I don’t think one brand is necessarily better than another. … Continue reading
One Hour Road Trip
The sky was filled with cloud cover, and I knew it would be gone by the early afternoon. I had been wanting a shot of one of Monroe County, WV’s best known haunted houses, Solitude Farm. I wasn’t sure of the exact location, or even what it looked like, but found an old 1990s auction ad from an newspaper with an online search, with directions on how to find it. It’s a 20 minute drive from our West Virginia home Continue reading
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