The Power of Wildlife Photography: Art, Journalism, and Conservation

March 31, 2025  •  Leave a Comment
The Power of Wildlife Photography: Art, Journalism, and Conservation Wildlife photography is more than just capturing an image of an animal in its natural habitat—it is a profession that blends art, journalism, and conservation. Whether it is evoking emotion through a beautifully composed photograph, documenting wildlife stories, or advocating for...
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Otterly Wild : River Otters

February 26, 2025  •  Leave a Comment
Otterly Wild: River Otters Otters are playful, curious, and often make delightful photo subjects. I’ll never forget watching one effortlessly dive and twirl underwater, playfully batting at a stick like a child with a new toy. My husband and I stood mesmerized, caught up in its joyful antics. But then, there are those days when they disappear faste...
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Long-eared Owl Photography

January 28, 2025  •  Leave a Comment
Photographing Long-eared Owls: Challenges and Tips The Long-eared Owl is a captivating yet elusive subject for wildlife photographers. With its striking features and secretive habits, it presents both a challenge and a rewarding experience for those willing to put in the effort. The Challenges of Photographing Long-eared Owls Long-eared Owls are...
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2024 Rewind

December 29, 2024  •  Leave a Comment
Walking on the Wild Side Happy New Year! As we step into 2025, let’s kick things off with a look back at some of my favorite highlights from 2024. From unforgettable adventures to heartwarming moments, there’s plenty to share—just a heads-up: adorable animals may make an appearance! "The University of Leeds have discovered a way to reduce st...
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Staying Flexible: On the hunt for Moose

November 30, 2024  •  Leave a Comment
Walking on the Wild Side This year has been a tough one in terms of forest fire smoke. Not only does fire smoke create a haze that is less than ideal for capturing high quality images, but it also aggravates Scot’s asthma, making it near impossible for him to be out in the field. This meant that coming out of summer, we had spent much less time...
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