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Slow Photography Movement The Slow Photography Movement encourages a slow and engaged approach, focusing on the quality of the experience in a way that enhances the end result.

If you haven’t yet, head over to our website to read the new article by  - a worthwhile read!
06/01/2026

If you haven’t yet, head over to our website to read the new article by - a worthwhile read!

New web content alert!  It has been a while, but we just published a new blog entry to our website! Please grab your fav...
05/30/2026

New web content alert! It has been a while, but we just published a new blog entry to our website! Please grab your favorite drink and relax into this piece, a personal and mindful meditation on the impacts of a slow approach by : ”The simple act of stopping, noticing, and identifying has helped me find perspective, even purpose, when I’ve felt scattered and creatively lost in the woods.”
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Location: Appalacchia
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“The natural weave of grasses (their entangled organic qualities) provided the motivation to make this image. The striki...
12/28/2025

“The natural weave of grasses (their entangled organic qualities) provided the motivation to make this image. The striking red leaves provide perfect background music“
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“Frozen for a time, the landscape sleeps - stillness and silence almost overwhelm me during winter.”  ••••••••••••••••...
12/16/2025

“Frozen for a time, the landscape sleeps - stillness and silence almost overwhelm me during winter.”
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“This image is dedicated to my son, whose keen memory and thoughtfulness made this moment possible. Encased in ice, a tr...
12/14/2025

“This image is dedicated to my son, whose keen memory and thoughtfulness made this moment possible. Encased in ice, a trio of ice pebbles rest at the center, their presence sending delicate ripples outward, frozen in time. Around them, hazy ice bubbles as if nature itself paused to capture something rare and beautiful. Much like this image, the memory of that day, my sons reminder to stop, to look, to appreciate-will remain a quiet but powerful testament to the moments we share and the gratitude I feel.”
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“The snow transformed this swamp into some kind of dune landscape, and I found this cool little scene working with my lo...
01/29/2024

“The snow transformed this swamp into some kind of dune landscape, and I found this cool little scene working with my long lense!”
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“I was drawn to the orange lichen on the sedimentary rock formations and how they interact with the cool light in the sh...
01/23/2024

“I was drawn to the orange lichen on the sedimentary rock formations and how they interact with the cool light in the shade.”
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“This composition is exactly how I found it. Examine the placement, just extraordinary. The elegant sweep of the pine ne...
01/20/2024

“This composition is exactly how I found it. Examine the placement, just extraordinary. The elegant sweep of the pine needle on the right made me giddy. Could a lone pine needle make you giddy?”
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“I come back to this lake year after year. It's a wonderful place to sit, observe, and just 'be'.”  ••••••••••••••••••••...
11/13/2022

“I come back to this lake year after year. It's a wonderful place to sit, observe, and just 'be'.”
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Location: Llyn Mair, Snowdonia
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“My friend and I arrived at this hike very early in the afternoon. My hiking app told me that on average it takes about ...
10/18/2022

“My friend and I arrived at this hike very early in the afternoon. My hiking app told me that on average it takes about two and a half hours to complete this hike. It was a beautiful day filled with gorgeous yellow larches and spectacular light beams filling the mountain valley as the sun refracted off the tops of the peaks. There was plenty to photograph. As we were on our descent, stopping every few minutes of course to capture a photo, another hiker wished us a good evening. Good evening?! How was it that 4 hours later we were still wrapped up in the awe of our surroundings?! 😂 Thank goodness for other photographers who understand that hikes take at least double the average time to complete with a camera in hand.”
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Location: Canadian Rockies
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