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My brother was gifted a DSLR about half a decade ago. Like many others, he is now an avid self-trained lens-man. Shooting wildlife has become an enthusiastic…

One of the biggest mushrooms I have seen grow in our area, backyard to be specific. I moved it from where it was growing (a tree stump that was decaying) to…

Day two was a bit rough for seeing many birds the day started off hot then got humid shortly after the sun came up. Rather than chase birds and sweat to death I…

Could not come up with anything substantial for this topic, therefor, gave this wildflower the limelight.

I enjoy capturing macro shots of flowers and bugs, mostly bees and butterflies. I've been using the Tokin 100mm macro lens but on my camera it does not auto…

Okay, okay, it's a far stretch, but I do not exactly live in a very wild part of the world (and I don't exactly mind either). But there's a more or less wild…

The pilot told us the tracks you see going up this mountain was made by a mountain goat. A wild mountain goat. My thoughts are what was it doing? going for a…

This centuries old, massive oak tree looks like a monster with a huge mouth and fangs. In this photo it looks like it chewed something up and spit it out.…
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