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Join the several photographic workshops conducted by Fotoworkshops and elevate your photography skills to a large extent to gain a firm ground on the photography community.

Join the several photographic workshops conducted by Fotoworkshops and elevate your photography skills to a large extent to gain a firm ground on the photography community.

Fotoworkshops is fully dedicated to help aspiring photographers to learn photography. We provide:- Landscape Photography Workshops in Sydney Landscape Photography Courses Landscape photography tours in Sydney Enriching photo tours Interactive training and courses in Photography

Fotoworkshops is fully dedicated to help aspiring photographers to learn photography. We provide:- Landscape Photography Workshops in Sydney Landscape Photography Courses Landscape photography tours in Sydney Enriching photo tours Interactive training and courses in Photography

The Social Butterfly. I was sitting in the truck minding my own, when this butterfly landed in front of me and stuck around long enough for a couple photographs. Than fluttered off.

Our Mare. I do enjoy photographing horses.

The Patriotic Rose Bud . This is one of those spontaneous photographs that just happen to come out in a neat fashion. Red White and Blue.

Two Headed Best? ;0) Going through my new photographs from yesterday, came upon this one. The eyes can be deceiving. The next photographs shows clearly what is going on.

Thank you for looking at my photography

Good news! I have contacted a company I have been doing business with for some time. They do quality processing of my photographs, and the shipping, packaging has been checked out and they are ever so careful!! So what? What does this mean for you??

Another species of wild mushrooms to add to my mushroom photograph collection. Many mushrooms were found over the weekend.

This cold snap came in and here are some of the photographs of the ice covered vegetation and on top of the ice is the snow. You can see which way the wind blew at the freezing point. Ya, it was cold Sunday when we were out and about! The wildlife still needs to eat, they still need to hunt, and they still need to be outside doing their thing. No matter what the weather is like.

Today's Photo Art Gallery Photographer of the Day is the wonderful Aldea… Check out their gallery. http://www.photoartgallery.com/artist/Aldea Here's a

Today's Photo Art Gallery Photographer of the Day is the wonderful TravellinKaz… Check out their gallery.

Today's Photo Art Gallery Photographer of the Day is the wonderful deltafivedeltafive… Check out their gallery!

WXXI's Brenda Tremblay spoke with curator Alison Nordstrom about how a small show mounted in Rochester influenced a whole generation of photographers. The exhibition New Topographics: Photographs of a Man-altered Landscape, held in 1975 at George Eastman

Edward S. Curtis, a professional photographer in Seattle, devoted his life to documenting what he perceived to be a vanishing race. His monumental workThe North American Indian was published between 1907 and 1930 and contained over 2000 photogravures in its volumes and portfolios. It presented an extensive ethnographical study of numerous tribes, and the photographs of Curtis remain memorable icons of the American Indian.

I pay a lot of attention to Ravens. Some of my best photographs came to be because of the ravens. Ravens are really just a big crow. They are a very intelligent bird, which I guess some can argue with. They work as a team. As a family unit and are very bold creature. More than one raven is called "An unkindness of ravens", I can see why because wow can they drive off the biggest of creatures! There are ten species of the Raven with two more that are said to be extinct. The Magpie appears to be tolerated by the Raven, though they too are finally ran off by the bigger Raven. The Magpie we have here are very smart birds, though I really do not "listen" to them as I do the Raven. After seeing the all the Ravens in a small clearing it did not take Guy long to stop the truck and off I went into the brush. Guy seen a little of what the Ravens were doing, this was running off the eagles. There were two eagles. One was a big Golden Eagle, the other was a young smaller Bald Eagle. Many of these two species of eagles are showing up together these days. I have not noticed this in years past, but this year WOW has this been obvious! The Golden Eagle standing on the prey is the first thing we noticed after the Ravens. The prey I could not identify. Did I want to identify it, not really!! It was white and it appeared to have died some time ago. One thing people do not understand about Eagles, the Golden Eagle and the Bald Eagle is, they will take a meal whether they themselves hunted it down, or if it died by some other means. Eagles will do their best to steal prey as well. The species of eagles are opportunists. They can be scavengers. The Raven were doing the best they could to run off the Eagles, but the Golden Eagle was having no part of being ran off by Ravens! The young Bald Eagle was trying to grab some of the meal when I was getting close, but took off up into a tree to watch. These are the photographs of this event.

because well tomorrow we will have loads of fireworks again, I wish you all a happy newyear.. I'm creating a group on my own too.. photographer-links http://groups.diigo.com/group/photographer-links

The mule deer have their own personalities. This is a given to us who watch them, photograph them. Here are some shots I got of the Mule Deer hiding behind the juniper trees and brush or peeking out of where they can to watch me watching them! One doe is so afraid she is still eating HAHA! The bucks are now loosing their antlers as seen in another one of my posts. I do worry for the young, it is winter time. Not a good time for young to be born or for the older young who are not experienced with getting away from hungry predators. But the way the world works when the older, experienced bucks are the ones the hunters want, leaving their duties to the younger inexperienced bucks.