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Capturing Speed

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Shot of the Month – December 2014 The Pronghorn is a one-of-a-kind, American original. Though we sometimes call it the “Pronghorn Antelope” or “American Antelope,” and despite his looks, the Pronghorn is not an antelope. Pronghorns are the only surviving member of its family (Antilocapridae) and has no close relatives on this continent or any […]

Center of Attention

Shot of the Month – November 2014 Course Title: Photography 101 Lecture #1: Composition Rule #1: Never put your subject[...]

Bugle Boys

Shot of the Month – October 2014 I highly recommend that you check out the bugle concert series held in Yellowstone National Park each fa[...]

Looner Flight – No Small Feat

Shot of the Month – September 2014 The Common Loon is the epitome of style and grace — most of the time. Loons spend most of their time [...]

The Warbler Wave

Shot of the Month – August 2014 If bird watching was like surfing, then in mid-to-late August wise birder dudes and dudettes would start paddlin[...]

Fleeting Magic

Shot of the Month – July 2014 This month a visual “snow cone” to help get you through the dog days of summer. As the sweat runs do[...]

Redy to Fight

Shot of the Month – June 2014 Whoever named the Red-winged Blackbird (RWB) didn’t take much time at the task. Sure, the name is a[...]

Spin Cycle

Shot of the Month – May 2014 Having moved to Vermont a few years ago I knew that one of my photo projects would be to try and get a decen[...]

Seal of Confusion

Shot of the Month – April 2014 This month a visit with the “hooked-nosed sea pig.” I know them sounds like fight’n words but[...]

Berry Serious

Shot of the Month – March 2014 In the Northeast, you know that Spring is just about sprung when your local berry tree is suddenly just, a tree[...]

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