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Wolves are very social, so I anticipated some kind of interaction when these two woke from their naps.

Eons of glacial scraping scarred this granite outcropping. The low angle of the afternoon sun skimmed the surface of the rock, bringing out a roughness that you can feel.

I was drawn to photograph this beautiful peacock by its symmetry, along with the iridescence of its colors. Still, the image is not perfectly symmerical, because I didnt want to lose the bird's form by photographing it straight on.

The soft pink of the sky contrasts with the cool blue of the fog, and the combination is pleasing to the eye.

To capture this view, I got down on my belly and began to look around. My point of view makes the image more intimate and more exciting than it would be if I were looking down on the mushroom.

Although they are small, this hiking couple dominates the scene because of their bright red jackets and because they are located in the brightest area of the frame, to which the eye is naturally drawn.

The iceberg is the main subject, but a sense of scale is lost in the balanced proportion. I composed tightly so the iceberg looms in the frame.

The cool, late-September morning was perfect for ground fog conditions, and this young elk stood like a sentinel in the meadow. I pushed the film one stop to add a grainy effect that enhanced the mood

I wanted to show the coyote in its habitat, so I chose an aperture that would yield some background detail to suggest its environment.

This picture is in Parker Mountain, Eastern Sierra, California. This clear autumn morning, a rising sun bathed the mountain peaks with warm, peach-colored hues.

The gentle S-formation of the pathway up the stairs provides the main line around which I build my image, which culminates with the door at the top.

With mosses covering the branches of smaller trees and shrubs, this emerald forest seemed enchanted. The color green suggests life and growth, and the forest feels as if it is growing by the minute.

The rows of planted trees in this orchard appear to grow closer together as they recede into the distance the effect of apparent perspective.

The line of people receding and shrinking in apparent size makes the perspective evident here. Since the brain assumes they are all similar in height, it registers distance between the people in the foreground and those in the background.

This is Yosemite Falls, Yosemite National Park, California where the park is the most beautiful nature and see the waterfall is so beautiful view.

I loved the spiraling effect of this cactus. To make the eye travel around the spiral, I composed tightly, including the buds for a little color break. The repetitive movement inward creates the rhythm.

The foreground-background relationship creates a feeling of depth and adds a graphic quality to the image. Had I just photographed the distance row of buildings , the picture would have less depth to it.

This scene simultanously emphasizes the largeness of the sun. The two complete for attention, creating a nice diagonal line of movement across the metallic orange surface of the river. This also creates a feeling of depth to the scene.

When this humpback whale threw itself out of the water, I was ready with a fast shutter and the motor drive. The diagonal line of the whale's body accentuates the movement.

This place is unqiue nature to see the flowing water go down splash that really beautiful view.

This girl was fascinated with the horned lizard. When she reached out to touch it, I captured a moment of connection between the two.

To capture my interpretation of bird migration, which often takes place at night by the light of the moon, I made a sandwich of two transparencies that combined a twilight image of the moon and hillside with one of the birds in flight made daylight

The proportions of the Zodiac and the face of the glacier suggest that the glacier is large, as the boat appears smaller in the overall scene. The boldness of the red pilot's jacket helps to keep the attention coming back to the Zodiac.

The steep sandstone walls of Zion are its trademark, and I wanted to make an image that captured their height. Standing near the top of the switchbacks, I photographed a bus drove down the S-curve of the road.

To emphasize the fact that this ruin is nestled at the base of very steep cliffs, I framed it vertically and gave a larger propotion of the frame to the cliff surface.The sweeping lines of desert varnish help by drawing the viewer visually down.

To acknowledgement of people really enjoy to sledding and tubing go down the hill, falling snow added to the atmospheric mood.

This is a Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, California. A vertical rectangle expresses more vitality, as the longer two lines are upright and suggest strength.

Tiny figures in a massive snowy space, these migrating elk move back and forth across the plains of the refuge. Proportion can provide a sense of scale, as this image shows.

Great light was bouncing into the canyon, defining this wonderful shape.

Rich orange hues of sandstone in morning light set against a cobalt blue sky provide a perfect example of nature's color harmony.

This picture is in Anza Borrego Desert State Park, California. Morning sun poured softly over the hill and backlighted this desert "garden", rimming the cholla cactus with a golden glow and shining through the tiny green leaves of the ocotillo.

This is a picture in Palouse Farmland, Washington. A different color fields create a patchwork pattern in this agricultural landscape. Because the bands of colors recede, the pattern seems to move toward the background.

I felt that all the poppies in this field had unique personalities and this one was the jauntiest of them all.

A long exposure smoothed out the waves, adding to the ethereal mood of the scene. I timed the exposure so the beacon would be lit, adding a symbolic warmth to the coolness of night.

A handsome guy loves outdoorsman that see many natures which give his own meditation that related his spirituality without any interruption surrounding him.Think positive for anyone who have a good opportunity to use mediation into peaceful mind.

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Wolves are very social, so I anticipated some kind of interaction when these two woke from their naps.

Eons of glacial scraping scarred this granite outcropping. The low angle of the afternoon sun skimmed the surface of the rock, bringing out a roughness that you can feel.

I was drawn to photograph this beautiful peacock by its symmetry, along with the iridescence of its colors. Still, the image is not perfectly symmerical, because I didnt want to lose the bird's form by photographing it straight on.

The soft pink of the sky contrasts with the cool blue of the fog, and the combination is pleasing to the eye.

To capture this view, I got down on my belly and began to look around. My point of view makes the image more intimate and more exciting than it would be if I were looking down on the mushroom.

Although they are small, this hiking couple dominates the scene because of their bright red jackets and because they are located in the brightest area of the frame, to which the eye is naturally drawn.

The iceberg is the main subject, but a sense of scale is lost in the balanced proportion. I composed tightly so the iceberg looms in the frame.

The cool, late-September morning was perfect for ground fog conditions, and this young elk stood like a sentinel in the meadow. I pushed the film one stop to add a grainy effect that enhanced the mood

I wanted to show the coyote in its habitat, so I chose an aperture that would yield some background detail to suggest its environment.

This picture is in Parker Mountain, Eastern Sierra, California. This clear autumn morning, a rising sun bathed the mountain peaks with warm, peach-colored hues.

The gentle S-formation of the pathway up the stairs provides the main line around which I build my image, which culminates with the door at the top.

With mosses covering the branches of smaller trees and shrubs, this emerald forest seemed enchanted. The color green suggests life and growth, and the forest feels as if it is growing by the minute.

The rows of planted trees in this orchard appear to grow closer together as they recede into the distance the effect of apparent perspective.

The line of people receding and shrinking in apparent size makes the perspective evident here. Since the brain assumes they are all similar in height, it registers distance between the people in the foreground and those in the background.

This is Yosemite Falls, Yosemite National Park, California where the park is the most beautiful nature and see the waterfall is so beautiful view.

I loved the spiraling effect of this cactus. To make the eye travel around the spiral, I composed tightly, including the buds for a little color break. The repetitive movement inward creates the rhythm.

The foreground-background relationship creates a feeling of depth and adds a graphic quality to the image. Had I just photographed the distance row of buildings , the picture would have less depth to it.

This scene simultanously emphasizes the largeness of the sun. The two complete for attention, creating a nice diagonal line of movement across the metallic orange surface of the river. This also creates a feeling of depth to the scene.

When this humpback whale threw itself out of the water, I was ready with a fast shutter and the motor drive. The diagonal line of the whale's body accentuates the movement.

This place is unqiue nature to see the flowing water go down splash that really beautiful view.

This girl was fascinated with the horned lizard. When she reached out to touch it, I captured a moment of connection between the two.

To capture my interpretation of bird migration, which often takes place at night by the light of the moon, I made a sandwich of two transparencies that combined a twilight image of the moon and hillside with one of the birds in flight made daylight

The proportions of the Zodiac and the face of the glacier suggest that the glacier is large, as the boat appears smaller in the overall scene. The boldness of the red pilot's jacket helps to keep the attention coming back to the Zodiac.

The steep sandstone walls of Zion are its trademark, and I wanted to make an image that captured their height. Standing near the top of the switchbacks, I photographed a bus drove down the S-curve of the road.

To emphasize the fact that this ruin is nestled at the base of very steep cliffs, I framed it vertically and gave a larger propotion of the frame to the cliff surface.The sweeping lines of desert varnish help by drawing the viewer visually down.

To acknowledgement of people really enjoy to sledding and tubing go down the hill, falling snow added to the atmospheric mood.

This is a Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, California. A vertical rectangle expresses more vitality, as the longer two lines are upright and suggest strength.

Tiny figures in a massive snowy space, these migrating elk move back and forth across the plains of the refuge. Proportion can provide a sense of scale, as this image shows.

Great light was bouncing into the canyon, defining this wonderful shape.

Rich orange hues of sandstone in morning light set against a cobalt blue sky provide a perfect example of nature's color harmony.

This picture is in Anza Borrego Desert State Park, California. Morning sun poured softly over the hill and backlighted this desert "garden", rimming the cholla cactus with a golden glow and shining through the tiny green leaves of the ocotillo.

This is a picture in Palouse Farmland, Washington. A different color fields create a patchwork pattern in this agricultural landscape. Because the bands of colors recede, the pattern seems to move toward the background.

I felt that all the poppies in this field had unique personalities and this one was the jauntiest of them all.

A long exposure smoothed out the waves, adding to the ethereal mood of the scene. I timed the exposure so the beacon would be lit, adding a symbolic warmth to the coolness of night.

A handsome guy loves outdoorsman that see many natures which give his own meditation that related his spirituality without any interruption surrounding him.Think positive for anyone who have a good opportunity to use mediation into peaceful mind.

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