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Nut Job

Nut Job

I love to photograph wildlife in unique poses or with unique facial expressions. The images create a sense of character in the animal, and tell a more interesti...
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I love to photograph wildlife in unique poses or with unique facial expressions. The images create a sense of character in the animal, and tell a more interesting story. At least, I think it does.
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Canon EOS 80D

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Aperture 63/10 ISO 200 Shutter 1/40 Focal Length 600/1

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May, 2023

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When this happened to us as kids, it was not on purpose.

A proud American Kestrel on display in Minneopa State Park.

Only during the Winter Solstice is the sun is positioned behind the tombstones, allowing for this composition. It is mighty cold when capturing this i

This is a composite, and one of of my first attempts.

They are fun to do, but also time consuming. If you don't care for editing yet, or anym

I was told to go play in traffic when I was a kid. It became a hobby I guess.

The Black Capped Chickadee is one of my favorites. They have great personality, and are so friendly they can be hand fed at times. I often have them l

The Monarch Butterfly can be found in North America, all the way to Minnesota and beyond. Every winter, it travels south to Mexico and likely South Am

This little Butter Butt (Yellow-rump Warbler) seemed confused when he reached the end of the line. I was sitting in mud waiting for wood ducks when th

It was cold, and I mean REALLY cold. I sat in the snow for an hour, waiting for a good composition. This was the reward.

My highly food motivated buddy, Chase. (a.k.a. "Pooh")

As an outdoor photographer, I am a novice in the studio. Chase was modeling so I

Racing to find a composition in time to beat the sun, I pulled into a gravel pit. Luck was on my side, as I looked up the hill to see and capture this

I hope this is not a once in a lifetime shot, but it very well could be. This sort of thing relies, almost completely, on luck.

A candid portrait, utilizing selective color for effect. For the purists this is not a popular editing technique, however, I prefer to go against the

I do not know who's dog this is, but it sure is photogenic.

A photogenic Green Heron and I spent some quality time together.

A unique scene on a farm in southern Minnesota that I stumbled across one day. I don't know if it was staged intentionally, but it caught my eye.

I will let this one speak for itself.

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Coming in for a landing, this goose tried to steady himself for the slippery icy waiting for him. I was lucky to catch him in mid wing flap. by alderimages

We came around a curve in the Kalahari bush in Botswana and suddenly encountered this mama elephant. She would not hesitate to charge if she felt her by KayBrewer

Tango anxiously waiting for me to throw the disc for the 100th time. by born2runphotography

Picture taking at the local petting zoo by Eduardbetz

The Dancer by GettelPhoto

Fluffy Goldfinch by beckykempf

As the day came to a close, these two huge males decided to do some sumo wrestling just to display their machismo. by Rainer

baby elephant just after feeding from mom by truetolifephotography

damselfy mating wheel by riankrenzer

Play of dust and lights at dusk by francescabullet

Haha, Our sweet Mini Aussie loves watching over all the animals the farm. Of course she thinks she is the boss . by lisablevins

We heard him roar and started searching for him. We gave up and turned around slowly... Then we saw him lifting up his head while he started roaring a by Jolleypics

This is a Trinchesia yamasui nudibranch, found on a night dive in Komodo, Indonesia This one was only a couple of cm long. In this photo it is sitting by garybrennand

Red deer (Cervus elaphus) by tdemeuldre535

We found ourselves in this elephant’s territory as we came around a curve. It was likely a mock charge since she didn't jump our vehicle. by KayBrewer

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