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Your Call?
So, which do you think is the stronger image, the large-in-the-frame Image #1, or Image #2, the bird/perch-scape? Why did you make your choice. I have […]
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Additional Blessings
In the last blog post, I hit “Publish” with some trepidation thinking that I was surely leaving someone or something off my list of blessings. (The original list appears immediately below). To my list of countless blessings I must add:
11- Serendipitously meeting Dr. Cliff Oliver nearly 30 years ago on a Bosque […]
Your Call?
Which is the strongest image? Which is the most interesting?
On Loving Life and Counting My Many Blessings
Just recently, I learned of a friend who is hospitalized after a propane explosion. Another dear friend with a long history of bad health luck had a fairly serious setback two months ago. And […]
Diving Osprey Addiction
If you live in Florida or are visiting, understand that conditions at Sebastian, after weeks and weeks of NW and west winds in the mornings, are finally looking excellent for tomorrow, Saturday 29 November, and for Sunday as well. Saturday morning is looking to be the better of the two as they […]
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San Diego 2026 IPTs
Think about joining me on one of thetwo IPTs in San Diego early next year, as below. It is one of my favorite places in the world to photograph. The Pacific-race Brown Pelicans, the nesting Brandt’s Cormorants, and the handsome Heermann’s Gulls are three of my favorite avian subjects on the […]
Your Call?
Here is a tough challenge: which three of today’s ten featured images do you think are the strongest?
What’s Up?
Mornings had been quite slow recently until multiple IPT veteran Jim Miller showed up for 2 1/2 days of In-the-Field Instructional sessions. Both Wednesday and Thursday mornings were action packed. Though being […]
Worse Comes to Worse, I’ll Get Along
No matter how tough the conditions or strong the NW winds are, I’ll get along. This song reminds me of traveling by motor home in 1994 with my beloved late wife Elaine Belsky Morris. Especially as we drove across the seemingly endless I-10 in East Texas. (I-10 […]
Your Calls?
Which of today’s four featured Roseate Spoonbill images is your favorite? Why? Which of the three Stick Marsh cards do you think has the strongest collection of images?
In the Last Post and More on Processing Backlit Images
Thanks to those who commented at the last post. All four images garnered a […]
Your Call?
Which of today’s four featured images is your favorite? Why?
What’s Up?
On Sunday morning, there were virtually no birds at Wakodahatchee Wetlands in Boynton Beach. So, I left very early to check out Loxahatchee NWR for the first time in about 35 years. There were very few birds, but I did […]
Your Call
Which of today’s five featured images is your favorite? Why did you make your choice?
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Which of today’s five featured images is your favorite? Why?
What’s Up?
With variably sunny skies and a wind from the northeast, Tuesday morning was a slow pick for me, mostly flight photography at 840mm on the tripod. With a strong east wind and variably sunny skies, Wednesday morning was outstanding with […]
Your Call
Which do you think are the three strongest of today’s featured images? Why did you make your choices?
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Your Call?
Which of today’s four featured La Jolla images is your favorite? Why?
Sony a-1 “System Error” Inquiry
If you own a Sony a-1 body and, after updating the firmware on your body, the camera showed “system error” and/or became inoperable and you sent it in to Sony and were charged an expensive […]
What’s Up I?
Conditions were perfect on Monday morning for Misha Voison’s last session. We were joined by multiple IPT veteran Jim Dolgin. Despite cloudy bright and sunny skies and a strong wind from the south we did not have a lot of great chances. Jim made the very best image of an Osprey with […]
Your Call?
Please take a moment to let us know which of today’s images is your favorite. Or just say “Hi.” At this point, I am not at all sure how many folks are receiving the Newsletter post notifications (other than those on my personal sending list).
What’s Up?
Today is Misha’s last morning. […]
30% Sebastian Inlet Discount Offer
Mishael Voison heads down to Miami on Monday afternoon. Right now, I am 100% free from then until the morning of Wednesday 12 November. And, but for me, and barring any sign-ups, the AirBnB will be empty till then. During that time period only, I am offering 30% off the […]
Please Note
The success of both Red Stevens and of Eugen Dolan is due in part to the fact that both decided to invest in an a-1 ii body. In addition, my guidance, coaching, and in-the-field instruction has helped a bit.
What’s Up?
Today is Wednesday 22 October 2025. Despite zero wind and few […]
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