Wildlifeguy Photography

01/05/2024

Black and white photo of the glass, steel and terrazzo stairway in the new Gundlach building of the Albright-Knox-Gundlach (AKG) Art Museum in Buffalo, NY.

All photos are taken by me, Michael Muehlbauer of WildlifeGuy Photography. Please follow me at , and for more of my work.

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03/20/2023

The winter sun streams through the cutout heart of the famed “Flat Man” sculpture by Larry Griffis Jr. The sculpture, previously located at a prominent position overlooking Buffalo’s Outer Harbor, was replaced this past year with another Griffis sculpture.

All photos taken by me, Michael Muehlbauer of WildlifeGuy Photography. Please follow me at , and for more of my work.

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02/13/2023

02/13/2023

A serene sunrise over a flat calm Niagara River.

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10/12/2022

Black and White Wednesday: a photo of the Old Post Office (now ECCC) in Buffalo, NY peaking out from behind the M&T Tower (One M&T Plaza). I love the juxtaposition of the heavy, ornamental Gothic Revival Style of the Old post Office with the modern, International Style of the M&T building. Buffalo is a living museum of American architecture!

All photos are taken by me, Michael Muehlbauer of WildlifeGuy Photography. Please follow me at , and for more of my work.

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09/28/2022

This summer, I took a quick trip to Boston for work. While there, I was treated to a double rainbow and this miraculous sunset, following a summer rain shower. Since it was raining, I didn’t have my camera with me, so I pulled out my phone to capture the beautiful light reflecting off this wet side street in East Boston.

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08/30/2022

I took this one morning following an overnight rain shower. Getting there before the morning rush and changing my perspective, I was able to capture the early morning sun highlighting City Hall and the McKinley Memorial as it was reflected in a puddle on Niagara Square.

I really love the bright, crisp image of the reflected building and monument contrast nicely with the dark tones of the pavers, puddle and manhole cover. The seemingly two-dimensional reflection also stands in contrast to the deeper depth of field of the surrounding plaza. Portraying the familiar structures upside down flips the world as we normally see it and casts the lofty nature of the architecture into conflict with the muddy darkness of the water and pavement.

Taken by me, Michael Muehlbauer of WildlifeGuy Photography. Please follow me at , and for more of my work.

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04/28/2022

Another beautiful sunset over Lake Erie with a view of the historic Buffalo Lighthouse.

All photos taken by me: Michael Muehlbauer of WildlifeGuy Photography. Please follow me at , and for more of my work.

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04/06/2022

A moody autumn crescent moon sets behind the lighthouse on Lake Erie in Buffalo, NY.

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02/17/2022

Thousands of colorfully painted branches were assembled to create a unique sculpture by artist Frank O’Connor. Located at the Charles Burchfield Nature and Art Center in West Seneca, NY, this unique art installation is just one of the enjoyable features of the park. Get out and explore Buffalo’s tremendous art scene! Art is life, and art in Buffalo is Buffalove❤️

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02/17/2022

A group of hooded merganser drakes (Lophodytes cucullatus) flash their impressive, namesake hoods for nearby females as they swim up the Niagara River.

Hooded mergansers are just one of the many species that take refuge in the waters surrounding the Buffalo-Niagara area. During the winter months, many species pause from their long migratory journeys to feed and rest along the Niagara waterfront. Large, multi-species congregations can often be found at Buffalo’s outer harbor and along the shores of Grand Island.

Taken by Michael Muehlbauer of WildlifeGuy Photography. Please follow me at , and for more of my work.

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