Word Press Disappearing Act
For the third time in a week, a published blog post disappeared. I am re-publishing this one — with apologies, on the morning of 12 September 2021.
Unanswered e-Mails?
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What’s Up?
Not much. Today is Wednesday 8 September. It is another warm day here in New York. I am getting ready to head south on the Auto Train this Monday afternoon. Wherever you are, and whatever you are doing, I hope that you too have a great day.
Remember that you can find […]
YouTube
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Roger Williams
Please phone Jim in the office at 863-692-0906. Your e-mail requesting Items for Sale info came in with a corrupted e-mail address. Thanks with love, […]
What’s Up?
Today is Monday 6 September 2021, Labor Day. Speaking of labor, I have been working hard for several hours at my sister Ilene’s home creating some new YouTube videos. A ten-minute video takes about 15 minutes to record and then well more than an hour to edit. It is a labor of love. […]
What’s Up?
I took me only four hours to create, record, and edit today’s video. I must be getting better (and surely) faster. Learn to Create BIRDS AS ART features 58 new images, a ton of photography tips, and lots of solid info on the birds. Scroll down to view. I have lots of ideas […]
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What’s Up?
It was Saturday 4 September 2021 when I hit Publish on this post. It subsequently and inexplicably disappeared over night. None-the-less, the streak remains intact. It was another cool day […]
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What’s Up?
I spent more than a few hours preparing the 3rd Create BIRDS AS ART at Fort DeSoto in Fall YouTube video. It features all new birds and lots of […]
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What’s Up?
I spent most of […]
What’s Up?
I spent more than a few hours on Tuesday gathering and optimizing images for the Photographing Fort DeSoto’s Fall Wading Birds video. Though only six minutes 31 seconds long, there are lots of strong images along with some solid wading bird info and photography tips. All are invited to leave a comment letting […]
What’s Up?
I spent more than a few hours on Tuesday gathering and optimizing images for the Photographing Fort DeSoto’s Fall Wading Birds video. Though only eight minutes long, there are lots of good images along with some solid wading bird info and photography tips. All are invited to leave a comment letting us know […]
Saturday Past!
Both of today’s featured images were created last Saturday on a very stormy day when no other photographers ventured out. With 250-odd keepers after the first edit (out of 5300+), it was a memorable day. And it proves the old adage: the worse the weather, the better photography. You will be seeing lots […]
Higher Res Viewing
Please note that the small JPEGs in each blog post are for display purposes only. Clicking on each blog image to enlarge it will bring up a stunning high resolution image. For unknown reasons, the smaller images simply do not look sharp. I am attempting to rectify that situation. In the meantime, […]
What’s Up?
At 7:00am on Saturday morning it was teeming rain with a 25mph north wind. By 8:00am things had calmed down a bit so we headed out to the beach. There were thousands of skimmers blasting off into a stiff east wind up and down the beach. But I knew exactly where we needed […]
What’s Up?
As detailed in the opening of yesterday’s blog post, Friday morning was challenging at best. I kept very few images from a very short session. Today’s featured image was my favorite. Today is Saturday 28 August 2021; we may be headed to Plumb Beach to look for the reported Buff-breasted Sandpiper. Wherever you […]
What Should Be Up?
For morning bird photography, you should be up. Very early … Learn more below.
What’s Up?
Thanks to the many who commented on the two pleasing blurs featured in yesterday’s blog post. I will share my thoughts with you on those images here tomorrow.
On Thursday, multiple IPT veteran […]
Multiple Choice Quiz
Which of today’s featured pleasing (to many folks) blurs do you like best?
A- Image #1 because ____________. B- Image #2 because ____________. C- I like both because ____________. D- I hate all blurs because ____________.
Higher Res Viewing
Please note that the small JPEGs in each blog post are for display […]
Higher Res Viewing
Please note that the small JPEGs in each blog post are for display purposes only. Clicking on each blog image to enlarge it will bring up a stunning high resolution image. For unknown reasons, the smaller images simply do not look sharp. I am attempting to rectify that situation. In the meantime, […]
Higher Res Viewing
Please note that clicking on each blog image to enlarge it will connect you to a higher resolution image. For unknown reasons, the smaller images simply do not look sharp. I am attempting to rectify that situation. In the meantime, click on the images to be impressed by the quality of the […]
Your Fave?
Which of today’s four, very strong featured images is the best? All are invited to leave a comment and let us know why they made their choice. Thanks to the many who left thoughtful comments on yesterday’s shorebird images.
This Just In
Please note that clicking on each blog image to enlarge […]
Your Fave?
Which of today’s five featured images do you like best? All are invited to leave a comment and let us know why they made their choice.
What’s Up
Saturday morning at the East Pond was very good, but with large groups of birders visiting on the weekend along with a few photographers, […]
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