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No place to hide. The hunter became the hunted for a few moments, losing track of his rabbit to turn his attention instead to the camera following him.

No place to hide. The hunter became the hunted for a few moments, losing track of his rabbit to turn his attention instead to the camera following him.

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Natures ability to blend in doesn't stop with natural environs

Fireworks are just "controlled" explosions. As with any flame, they can get away from you when you least expect it.

Even the smallest growth in the forest provides cover for something.

Across the central plains, old barns and houses sit abandoned marking the end of the era of homestead farms surpassed by industrial farming.

Cold winter days on Grand Lake in Colorado produce the perfect mirror image of the surrounding mountains, the water and the sky.

Long exposures during thunderstorms produce amazing shots when it is dark, but even in a city scape the man made light entertains as much as the natur

Here comes the sun.

The sunrise struggled and fought to make it through the fence of trees. While barren, they still captured the dawn as best they could.

A scene not uncommon 150 years ago, the modern plains and buffalo herds are carved out of land that could have been bulldozed and built upon. Places

The background for a perfect fall wedding...

Sitting in the flight path of the busiest passenger airport in the world. Where are we going? Are we on our way home or off to vacation or work? Im

Late winter birthdays get a little bit of help to warm the day in advance of spring blooms.

Truer words were never spoken

For over a decade I traveled to Kenya several times a year. Rarely did I make it far enough from Nairobi to see Maasai at home. I made myself take a

What's important to us sometimes requires making adjustments. It means not doing something just because it would make life easier.

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