Tag: #publicspaces
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A gallery worth visiting (along with all the others in wilcephotos.com)
“Human Made” in wilcephotos.com Check out the gallery if you like artistic visions of what humans have constructed and how these structures fit into the natural world! Examples in full size: Storm over county courthouse (Flagstaff AZ) Train “outrunning time” (Flagstaff) Korean Friendship Bell (San Pedro, CA) More from the Human Made gallery: Are you…
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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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Happy 4th of July!
Two fireworks photos to get in the mood! Both were shot with Olympus lens (40-150mm) and camera (E-M1 Mark II). I used a setting called Live Composite, which somehow leaves the shutter open for only the changes in light— lightning or fireworks! Subscribe now to get access to exclusive content, including “final” versions of photos!…
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Make These Photos Your Special Holiday Gifts!
I would love for you to benefit from my recent photo journeys! See all the gifts based on my photos that are available at Fine Art America. Celebrating a special occasion at the Grand Canyon resulted in new photos to add to my Fine Art America collection, “Arizona Wonders.” Another special occasion saw me in…
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Natural Beauty of Western South Dakota
I think you will love the photos you see in our “South Dakota Sojourn” in September 2023 (my new collection/ gallery in Fine Art America). But just for you, I am offering these three photos as downloads, for $1.99 each. Please preserve my watermark if you download my photographs. THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST in…
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More featuring of other artists: Birds in flight!
Along the lines of a couple of my posts yesterday, here are more GORGEOUS photos, almost all by other photographers. The theme of all of these works of art is BIRDS IN FLIGHT. I hope you enjoy them as much as I do! My several should be in positions 17-20. Oh, and FineArtAmerica, sponsoring this…
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The Wise Rabbit
I am excited about, and grateful to, my fellow Flagstaff AZ resident who bought a print of my photo, The Look of Wisdom just now (11/4/22). Yay! https://fineartamerica.com/saleannouncement.html?id=e49615171522f7c9d60440918ca21cee Looking for holiday gift items? Tons of choices here— https://jim-wilce.pixels.com/galleries.html
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Playing, Part 1
Taking a shot with real vivid color and playing with it in Photoshop… OM-D E-M1 Mark II #getolympus, #lisatomphotography, #olympusphotography
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Puddingstone Reservoir February 2022
“Puddingstone” is the common name referring to the artificial lake at Frank G. Bonelli Regional Park in San Dimas, southern California. It is an excellent site for birding. I was there, outdoorswithcamera, on February 8 and 9. This post focuses on waterfowl photos, all available as digital downloads. I am still saving up for a…
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Launching My Photography Business With This Post! Birds, Bees, And Their Habitat in Claremont, CA
For the very first time, I am making it simple for people to buy my photographs. Read more to see what photos are for sale, how to buy them, etc.! Claremont California occupies a special place in my heart, not only because loved ones live there but because many of my formative years were th…
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Waterfowl on Frances Short Pond (Flagstaff)
It’s been a frightfully warm winter, but not so warm as to completely melt the ice on our fair city’s beloved municipal pond near a couple of our public schools. Frances Short was an “educator and city councilperson” in Flagstaff. (For more information, click here.) The pond and its immediate environs are home to waterfowl…
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Reflective great(-tailed) hop
Back in April I visited Frances Short Pond here in Flagstaff— a pond fished by man (sometimes woman) and osprey alike. Blackbirds and grackles occupy trees and the marshy island in the middle of the small pond. Here is a great-tailed grackle (I think), caught mid-hop. Click here to see the full-sized photo of the…
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The Ducks That Swim in Circles
On a recent trip to the wonderful Sedona Wetlands Preserve, described in a previous post on this blog, I shot video footage of a fascinating group behavior by ducks, specifically Northern Shovelers. Shovelers are “dabbling” or surface-feeding ducks. The species has evolved a collaborative feeding strategy. Swimming in what John Andrew Eastman calls a “pinwheel”…
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Laguna Beach sojourn
I’ve spent the last week in southern California— in Claremont (subject of a future posting) and Laguna Beach, a lovely smallish city lapped by the waves of the Pacific Ocean, some-time home to dolphins, with attractive old cottages in the town above, overlooking the ocean. Photos from this trip can be found here: http://www.wilcephotos.com/Beyond-northern-Arizona/ I…
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Do birds pant in the heat?
Some, including Kathryn Knight in the Journal of Experimental Biology, say they do. And during our visit to Phoenix yesterday we were overwhelmed with the heat, especially as we tried to amble around the Arizona Desert Botanical Garden. The roadrunner pictured here might have been feeling the heat, too. Or I might have caught him…

