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A great way to celebrate valentine day by dedicating this day to your loved ones with pure lovely valentine day quotes.

Some days the Mule Deer show themselves, while other days they do not. Saturday was a day to show themselves, and it just happened to be a snowy day here in the high desert. The buck was funny, he did hide his head, or tried the best he could at first. After some time of just watching him, snapping some photographs he must of figured I was ok and not there to hurt him for he came out in the open long enough for me to get quite a few shots, adjusting my lens as I went. With his breath seen and the one antler looking like it does.... he is unique looking! The does and the older fawn stopped long enough for me to snap some photographs as well. For those new to Mule Deer. The Mule Deer are very big deer. They are called Mule Deer due to their very large ears.

Wedding Photography Techniques - Actually the article is not the result of my thinking, this article is just for the record if I forget I can see it again here, because I am still in the learning phase in the photography world, for my friends who also want to learn Wedding Photography Techniques, here the tips: Make Shortlist One of the most helpful techniques in wedding photography is to think how to get the image the client wants the wedding day, Make whatever points you are going to photograph would be helpful, so you will not be confused what to do on the wedding day. Coordinator of Family Photos Photos of family can be a part of what makes you stress!. Can be imagined in the wedding day will surely chaotic, they will be a lot of talk and a walk around the wedding venue. This is the effect of a party with a festive spirit, and certainly you will not be able to tell which member of the family, which invited guests. To overcome this, ask for help to a member of the client's family to coordinate the arrangement of family photos. He can rally people to be photographed together so that it can allow you to take photos without having to bother these people gather

According to worldphotoday.org "World Photography Day originates from the invention of the Daguerreotype, a photographic processes developed by Joseph Nicèphore Nièpce and Louis Daguerre. On January 9, 1839, The French Academy of Sciences announced the daguerreotype process. A few months later, on August 19, 1839, the French government announced the invention as a gift "Free to the World." So world photography day now is celebrated on 19 of August each year.

Do you see them? The canyon with the water in it creates this weather for us. Some days only in the morning, some days it can last all day, and sometimes it can last longer then that! This is what we saw as we were heading to better weather yesterday, which was Christmas morning 2010. Mule deer in the early morning fog.

After days of cold, late autumn rain, the sun appears in Shiretoko National Park in Hokkaido, Japan. "He [seemed] to have eaten no mouse for several days," writes Your Shot member Hiroki Inoue of this fox, captured as it lifted its head to the rays.

Spend 10 minutes with your camera every day Have you ever found yourself standing in front of an awesome moment trying to decide which camera setting to choose? Try the following tips for just 10 minutes a day with your camera, and soon enough you will forget it's even there. The camera will become a natural extension of your eye and hand, and will not be an issue when you see a photo you want to take.

colors lift the mood on a rainy day

colors lift the mood on a rainy day

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Our day yesterday was a lot of fun! The weather was ok , the highs in the 40's the lows in the 20's. According to our trucks outside weather gauge. It rained, it hailed and it snowed. So you can imagine blue skies were hard to find. Wildlife was not hard to find, like most days. They still need to eat regardless of the weather. We climbed down into the canyon to watch three bald eagles fish and do what they do. We climbed out back onto the road and seen a golden eagle in a tree. He took off as we watched him go further up into the canyon another pair of bald eagle came out of no where and started attacking the golden eagle in mid flight. It is said the Bald Eagle soars at 35-43 mph. We watched this and got in the truck to go where the action was. We seen the bald eagles attacking for a little bit when the golden eagle went up high, and started attacking the bald eagles one at a time!

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This is a colorful Hawk I captured with my camera down the road one day. I have been stocking the store and thought I would put this up today since I have not put anything up in a couple days.This is the next to go into the store.

For a couple days now this little girl has been showing up. When I first saw her I thought what a funny looking bird. Now that I have watched her for two days now, I feel rather sorry for her. It is our fault these birds are being altered like this, or this is the way I see it. Chemicals are more likely to blame.

Mallarme Photography is one of the best wedding day photographer in Playa Del Carmen area Mexico. It have a year of experience in this filed. You can see the creativity and professionalism of a photographer by seen its work on your special day.

In May 2015, Your Shot member Yusri Salleh took his "first photo adventure," a ten-day trip to New Zealand, where he captured this image of the famed lone tree of Lake Wanaka. Setting the scene required some consideration. "When we arrived at the planned location, there were almost 30 photographers there!" writes Salleh. "The fog was too thick and the color was dull. A black-and-white image was the best option for the situation. I wanted the image to be moody, quietly [mysterious], and different."