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Mystic Forest

Mystic Forest

The Milky Way in rural NC with light pollution.

The Milky Way in rural NC with light pollution.
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An American Woodcock feeding in the evening hours.

A young coydog running wide open through a grassy river bottom field.

This is a rare occasion of the Siberian Husky pup, Ripley, remaining in one place long enough to be photographed. Ripley loves running wide open witho

Harvesting honeybees to show them to their new home.

Our husky getting ready for the lazy dog days of summer.

No known existing records have been provided to state the date or purpose of the construction of this dry rock wall residing in Snow Camp, NC. The roc

An old Ford, circa 1918, hiding from the elements.

The Nantucket Cotton Mill was built in 1898, and is still standing in the Spray section of Eden, North Carolina.

Spring Hatchling

The young pup is attentively waiting for a stock to be tossed.

A couple enjoying the tranquility of the Dan River flowing by Leaksville Landing in Eden North Carolina on a cloudy moonlit night. This version create

A Lightening Bug photo bombing a Milky Way photo attempt in heavy light pollution.

A honeybee swarm preparing to find a new home.

Harvesting honey bees using a smoker and a cardboard box.

The waning moon rising in the early hours of the morning on the horizon in rural North Carolina.
I shoot with a Canon EOS 6D, and this particular pho

Multiple lighting strikes captured with a lens exposed to the rain.

A set of silos on a small farm in North Carolina

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