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Tag Archives: Nature Photography
April post 2 – Blooming the orange-gold smiles
Beautiful is the red crimson columbine like a fire cracker ablaze in the forest Dancing to a mellow tempest Blooming the orange-gold smiles of the unfolding spring Edging the roadside of wonder and bringing joy to the soul of earth … Continue reading
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Tagged Columbine, Fairfax-Bolinas Road, Nature Photography, Stacy Boorn, Summer of Love, Wild columbine, wildflowers
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May – Quietness to honking laughter!
If I had been near a volcano, I would have been convinced that the white shapes ascending into the sky were the prelude of a large scale eruption. But I was in the middle of flat, uncultivated farmland. My first … Continue reading
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Tagged Goddess Chants, Libana, migrations, Nature Photography, Old Car details, rust, Skagit Bay WA, Skagit County, Snow Geese, Stacy Boorn
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June week 2 – Among the Redwoods, Tree of Life
Photographing the redwoods as individual trees, or as segments of a small or large forest, is a difficult task. The trees themselves are so vast. A vertical orientation or vertical panorama is basically what is necessary to even begin to … Continue reading
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Tagged Columbine, Marin County, Nature Photography, Redwoods, Stacy Boorn, Tree of Life, Visual Spirituality, Wisdom
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April Week 4 – Too Cute to Pass By – Goslings
Newly-hatched Canadian Goslings are definitely a sign of the new life that blankets the earth each spring. I have written previously about the difference between snapshots and photography as art. A snapshot is a capture of a moment in time. … Continue reading
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Tagged Canada Geese, Chicks, Golden Gate Park, Goslings, Nature Photography, Spring, Stacy Boorn
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April Week 2 – The snail is an excellent model
What do these images have to do with my comments? That may still be your question at the end of these paragraphs. Today silence and absolute calm converged on Boston as a time of remembrance was observed at the marathon … Continue reading
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Tagged Boston Marathon, Great Blue Heron, Holy Week, Nature Photography, Snail, Stacy Boorn
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