Category: Mirrorless cameras
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Visited by thousands just this week:
My photos on Fine Art America Bragging? Just doing business, inviting your interest in many different ways! I had to check two or three times that I wasn’t imagining it—800 visitors on just one day (8/12/26), and over the last week, 24,513! I include thumbnails of three of the most visited photographs: The photograph below…
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Large and small, great and humble: Lightning and moss
We celebrate the monsoon here in northern Arizona. Its storms bring gigantic bolts of lightning but also trickle down to the roots of humble plants. Among the most humble are mosses. Many of my photographic heroes give us marvelous captures of lightning and forest mosses— one or the other, not usually both. Lightning requires a…
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Clouds of Dawn, Clouds of Storm
Jim of outdoorswithcamera loves dawn photos, and photos of clouds at any time of day
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Prints on sale
I am letting you know about a 20% mark-down in the price of my prints, jim-wilce.pixels.com
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Woodpeckers at nest-hole
Hairy Woodpeckers Busy At Nest Hole in Snag With her usual genius for showing me great shots or videos, my wife urged me to set up to shoot this pair of Hairy woodpeckers. As she said, filming them was easy because the two birds’ ins and outs were so predictable. Did they have eggs in…
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Three water shots
I have uploaded three photographs of water. These are among my best shots. Soon you can visit my WilcePhotos gallery, Water!
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The Marvelous Blood Moon
Like me, you might have been thrilled to see the total eclipse of the moon, turning it blood red. Wow! I got out of bed at 2:30 a.m. and took care of last minute things. I arrived at Lake Mary and began shooting at 4:00 I have blogged about the photographic results and my reflections…
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Photo-Editing: My Approach
This post discusses what I have done with a single photo taken in Joshua Tree National Park. (To see all of my Joshua Tree photos click here.) To be honest, my editing is as much play as it is work! I admit, also, that I produce many versions of one photo and do not always…
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A new photo taken in Joshua Tree National Park
Visit my Joshua Tree National Park gallery for more photos like this, and a high definition version of this exact edit. Please subscribe to outdoorswithcamera to see special contents! I am preparing a this value-added post like this one for subscribers. Did I mention that subscribing is free?
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Photo-Trip to Verde Valley Bears Fruit
Two nights, three days In my latest blog post on WilcePhotos.com I share five photos that capture the power, the mystery, and the beauty of northern Arizona. That post, and this “meta-post” focus on Clarkdale, Cottonwood, and adjacent to the Verde Valley, up Oak Creek Canyon and its West Fork. Here are some of the…
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WilcePhotos post asks “What is a macro shot?”
In my latest blog post I recognize “I am no epert in macro, but I am a learner— of late, mainly Amy Horn!I In my new blog post on WilcePhotos, I try to define macro photography. But in the end, for me, what matters is not the lens or a formal technique, but achieving the…
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Blogging about my recent “Canyon Country” sojourn
Click here— https://www.wilcephotos.com/blog/bp/canyon-country The Colorado River has been dammed several times. I recently visited the region largely defined by Glen Canyon Dam, which formed Lake Powell and today is part of the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. But for at least 190 million years, natural forces formed slot canyons. The photos I have posted thus…
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Bosque del Apache Photos
I’ve been talking up Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge. While I keep working on my photographs from my recent trip there, some are available now! Want to own a photograph, a bit of “the Bosque” to use as you see fit? As wallpaper for your phone, stickers you could create, or just an image…
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