Wild Horse Photography Workshops
[xr_video id="3fd08341a99449008467d241c2456d0b" size="sm"]Back in January over the course of our Wild Horses and Waterfowl workshops, Doug Gardner shot this footage. Something of a teaser for whats to...
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Washington Oaks Owlet
Wow, what a week it has been for me. From the Outer Banks to Wilmington, St. Augustine, Orlando, back to St. Augustine, St. Marys, and back to the Banks. Its Spring time and love is in the air for the...
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Egret Rookeries
Its springtime again, and love is in the air. Like so many other wildlife photographers in the East, each year around this time I make my annual pilgrimage down south some the key bird rookeries in...
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Back on the Beach
Action on the beach here picked up pretty much on cue for the horses. Late April brought the hatching of biting flies here on the island and subsequently horses out to the beach. Of course, this is...
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Wild Horses, Workshops, and Wind
Friday was perfect. Calm winds, blue skies, comfortable temperatures, and a general sense of euphoria prevailed. Standing upon the bow of the boat I watched as thousands of dogfish (smallish sharks)...
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In this episode, I head to the swamps of North Carolina and to a place known as the Albemarle-Pamlico Peninsula. This may be one of the coolest wildlife photography destinations you have never heard...
View ArticleSearching for Bighorns in Wyoming
Last November I spent a month in Wyoming’s Wind River range photographing wildlife. The prime directive of this trip was bighorn sheep. With an especially warm autumn, the sheep were late to the...
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