Category: Photo Essays
Photography as a gateway and an invitation to be present
I originally got into photography by taking pictures of my son’s soccer team –...
Read MoreCooper’s Hawk on the Hunt: The Shot I Got and One that Got Away
THE SHOT I GOT Hawks of one kind or another typically don’t get to spend much time at Echo Lake. As soon as one enters the area, the local “Homeland Security” crew of three to four crows vocally greet it and...
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The Blessings of Babel
I’ve realized that I haven’t made a sufficient linkage between my recent fascination...
Read MoreEagles Taking Off: The Shot I Got and One that Got Away
THE SHOT I GOT During our annual pilgrimage to welcome Trumpeter Swans that winter in the La Conner area we also come upon migrating hawks, falcons, and eagles, especially along the Skagit River watershed. The lighting on this...
Read MoreSpiders and Wasp: The Shot I Got and One that Got Away
THE SHOT I GOT Golden Gardens Park features a protected wildlife pond area. After taking all the photos of sleeping Mallards and turtles I could handle (a very slow day indeed), I set off toward my car, when I noticed a set of...
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