First Light
February 13, 2021
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I sometimes like getting up very early in the morning to travel out to Pungo Lake. Most of my photography consist of doing wildlife but every now and then I have to just look around and look for the beauty in landscapes. This was the case on this very cold Winter morning out at the Pungo Lake Wildlife Refuge on one of their many canals. The morning...
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Scared Little Baby
October 09, 2020
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Yesterday was such a beautiful Fall day. A great day to be out photographing bears. As I approach a Sow and two cubs on a path, the sow went down and across the canal and into a field to feed. One of the cubs turned back and went up into a tree. This poor little baby was so upset at being separated from its mother it was crying for her to return. I...
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For the Love of Bears
September 26, 2020
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I must admit I do have a soft spot for the Black Bears of Eastern North Carolina. I spend a lot of time wandering the paths and roads of the wildlife refuges in hopes of seeing and photographing the landscapes and any wildlife I come across. I do love the outdoors and the exercise. There are those times when I am lucky enough to capture a wandering...
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The Beauty of Washington
September 03, 2020
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I have been interested in photography since high school. I started using a Pentex K 1000 and B&W film and learned to develop this film in a darkroom. Over the years I fell away from photography and it became a faint memory from my youth. In 2011 while shopping at a Sam's Club I saw kit cameras on display. A spark ignited a passion and after buying...
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Frolicking Cubs
August 30, 2020
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Sometimes capturing a scene of wildlife far away rather than a close up makes a more dramatic image. These cubs play fighting at the end of a path gives this image a "Winnie the Pooh" feeling. I love these kind of images because of the mood they set.
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