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Well, my first YART SALE is officially in the books!First, I want to give a big thank you to Jarrid Scott for putting th...
11/02/2026

Well, my first YART SALE is officially in the books!

First, I want to give a big thank you to Jarrid Scott for putting this event together and for doing a little arm-twisting to convince me to participate. 🤣 He also generously let me borrow his canopy, display wall, and table, which made getting everything set up a whole lot easier! I had a great time, learned quite a bit, and really enjoyed visiting with everyone who stopped by. A special thank you to everyone who purchased a print or simply came out to show their support. It means more than you know!

One thing I learned is that there’s a lot more to setting up a photography booth than just showing up with a few pictures! I’ve spent countless hours over the past few weeks printing, cutting mats, preparing frames, and getting everything ready. Nearly every part of the process is done right here at home, from capturing and editing the photographs to producing the final prints.

I also have to give a special thank you to Dad. He’s helped me with everything from preparing frames to woodworking and just about anything else I’ve needed. We’ve spent quite a bit of time working on this together, and honestly, that’s been one of my favorite parts of the whole experience. I always enjoy getting to work alongside him, and those are times I truly value.

Something I’ve always taken pride in is the quality of my work, and that doesn’t stop when I press the shutter button. I use professional-quality archival papers and inks to produce fine art prints that I’m proud to put my name on. My goal is to offer photographs that people can enjoy for many years to come.

Yesterday was also a great learning experience. I have a much better idea of what works, what doesn’t, and what I need to improve before my next event.

Speaking of which, I’ll be setting up at Jingle and Mingle in Dawson Springs on November 22nd! Between now and then, I’ve got plenty of printing, framing, and a little woodworking to get done. 😆

Thanks again to Jarrid and everyone who helped make yesterday such an enjoyable experience. I’m looking forward to doing it again!

📸 Prints available

www.JoshMorganPhotography.com

🎃 The Haunting Side of Nature: The Last Light 🎃As daylight surrendered to darkness, the sky began to burn.An enormous su...
10/31/2026

🎃 The Haunting Side of Nature: The Last Light 🎃

As daylight surrendered to darkness, the sky began to burn.

An enormous sun hung low on the horizon, its fiery glow partially swallowed by dark clouds. The trees stood motionless, their branches reaching into the orange haze.

And there, silhouetted against the dying light, sat a lone figure.

Watching. Waiting.

For what, nobody knows.

Perhaps it was simply a bird enjoying the last warmth of the evening sun. Or perhaps it was keeping watch over something the darkness wasn’t quite ready to reveal.

Some scenes don’t need ghosts, monsters, or things that go bump in the night to feel a little haunting.

Sometimes, nature writes its own Halloween stories.

Photographed September 18, 2026, on Lake Beshear.

Happy Halloween! 🎃👻

Fine art prints and canvases available.
www.JoshMorganPhotography.com

🎃 The Haunting Side of Nature: The Watcher 🎃Deep in the woods, where the trees stand silent and the daylight begins to f...
10/29/2026

🎃 The Haunting Side of Nature: The Watcher 🎃

Deep in the woods, where the trees stand silent and the daylight begins to fade, something reaches toward the sky.

Its twisted limbs stretch into the darkness, standing alone among the shadows. No leaves, no movement, no signs of life. Just an old, weathered figure that seems to have been waiting there for years.

Of course, it’s only a tree. But in the right light, with a little imagination, even the most ordinary things can take on a sinister appearance.

I photographed this scene sometime around the fall of 2013. The black-and-white treatment and heavy grain only add to its eerie atmosphere.

Sometimes the scariest things in nature aren’t hiding in the shadows. They’re standing right in front of us.

Fine art prints and canvases available.
www.JoshMorganPhotography.com

We’re just a few days away from the YART SALE!I’ll be bringing a variety of my photography, including fine art prints an...
10/28/2026

We’re just a few days away from the YART SALE!

I’ll be bringing a variety of my photography, including fine art prints and framed photographs. Whether you’re looking for something to hang on your wall or just enjoy browsing local artwork, I’d love for you to stop by!

Come out and support local artists, enjoy some great artwork, and maybe find something you just can’t leave without!

📅 Saturday, October 31st
⏰ 10 AM – 3 PM
📍 4000 Buffalo Trace, Madisonville, KY

Hope to see you there!

www.joshmorganphotography.com

🎃 The Haunting Side of Nature 🎃As the sun sank lower over Lake Beshear, the sky turned an eerie shade of orange. Against...
10/27/2026

🎃 The Haunting Side of Nature 🎃

As the sun sank lower over Lake Beshear, the sky turned an eerie shade of orange. Against the fading light, a dark figure appeared, its enormous wings stretched wide and its sharp talons reaching into the shadows.

For a brief moment, it looked more like a creature from a Halloween nightmare than something you’d expect to find soaring over the lake.

But there was nothing supernatural about this visitor. Just an osprey, a little dramatic lighting, and a perfectly timed photograph.

Captured September 13, 2020, on Lake Beshear.

With Halloween approaching, I thought I’d dig through my photographs and share a few that reveal nature’s darker side. 🎃📸

Fine art prints and canvases available.
www.JoshMorganPhotography.com

I spent some time experimenting with filters while photographing last night’s sunset on Lake Beshear.For this shot, I st...
10/25/2026

I spent some time experimenting with filters while photographing last night’s sunset on Lake Beshear.

For this shot, I stacked three filters: a warming filter to add a little warmth to the scene, a polarizing filter to reduce glare and reflections, and a 6-stop neutral density (ND) filter. The ND filter reduces the amount of light entering the camera, allowing me to use a 30-second exposure to smooth out the movement of the water. I also shot at f/16, which helped create the starburst effect as the sun dipped toward the horizon.

I’ve had a love/hate relationship with my 6-stop ND filter for years. I’ve experimented with it plenty of times, but I’ve never been particularly happy with the results. I think I can finally say I’ve taken a photo with it that I actually like! 😂

Sometimes it’s fun to put the wildlife photography aside and experiment with something different.

📍 Lake Beshear, Kentucky
📅 October 24, 2026

Fine art prints available. Contact me for details.

www.JoshMorganPhotography.com

Sometimes it’s worth getting a little closer to appreciate the details that nature has to offer.The brilliant green head...
10/22/2026

Sometimes it’s worth getting a little closer to appreciate the details that nature has to offer.

The brilliant green head of a male mallard is one of those things that can look completely different depending on how the sunlight hits it. What appears nearly black in the shade can suddenly shine with beautiful shades of green and even hints of blue.

I took this close-up on May 15, 2022, capturing some of those incredible colors and fine details that are easy to overlook from a distance.

📸 Prints available upon request.
🌐 www.JoshMorganPhotography.com

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