MontyRPennington

How We Roar

How We Roar

These two young men noticed me photographing planes near a runway in Nashville and posed for me to capture this image.

These two young men noticed me photographing planes near a runway in Nashville and posed for me to capture this image.
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OLYMPUS E-5

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Aperture f/11 ISO 200 Shutter 1/800 Focal Length 18/1

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Mar, 2018

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As this White Egret left the shoreline, It's wingtip touched it's reflection on the calm water!

A little photo manipulation fun.

This structure was once a Dog trot Log cabin. Sometime in it's past it was clad in siding. It stands abandoned near Spout Springs, Kentucky

I captured this female looking for insects with a bloom for a background.

At this spot, a tunnel through a mountain opens into space where a trestle, or bridge, immediately spans a river gorge. I captured this just as the e

I set up for this composure today in the spillway of a lake so that my camera was about as close to the same level as the lake surface as I could get.

I caught this Wild Red Fox as he paused to get that itch!

I caught this colorful House Finch feeding on a blooming tree branch.

This home was originally a "dog trot" log cabin. It sits on a farm that has been in our relatives family for over 150 years. I love to vis

As I set up at the edge of the yard of this abandoned homestead, the setting sun was providing a strong back-light, silhouetting the tree branches and

This wild female Bald Eagle was intent on something below the surface of the lake when I captured this image.

Bull Elk in bellow at Land Between the Lakes.

I call this image "Daffodil Sunset" ~ I set up for this shot at a low angle one evening in February of 2017 when a warm spell had brought ou

This colorful Paddler was reflected on the calm lake surface.

This Tiger Swallowtail was busy with a sunflower and paying me little mind.

Taken from high above a remote Kentucky Lake on March 26th, 2018, this vantage point required some planning, some mapping, and getting permission to h

Taken almost at dusk, a fast moving cold front coming towards me over a setting Sun set up this 60 second exposure, consummated with a 2nd curtain fla

This abandoned home it being reclaimed by vines as it sits in the sunlight in a slight knoll. Slats had been placed across the door openings to keep

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