Green Mountain Exposure

09/09/2021

A morning with Spruce Grouse up in the Nulhegan Basin.

05/31/2021

American Bittern sneaking around town during my Nature Photography 2-day workshop with last week. Thanks to my fantastic participants who found this bird!

05/13/2021

Great weekend nature photography seminar coming up this weekend with a couple of spaces open still. Hope you can join!

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08/19/2020

Until someone figures out how to do focus stacking on a bug flying around at 20 mph, I think we'll have to call this good enough!

Shadow Darner (Aeshna umbrosa)

08/16/2020

Found a very cooperative/defensive Shadow Darner (Aeshna umbrosa) guarding a corner of the pond where we were staying last week in the Adirondacks. Finally got a series of dragonflies in flight that I'm excited to work with! Here's the first of the bunch.⁠
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08/03/2020

A yellowjacket that is scraping fibers off this dead snag to, I presume, manufacture nest material.

08/02/2020

Meadowhawk (Sympetrum sp.) ringing in the dog days of summer.

08/01/2020

Great Spangled Fritillary.

07/31/2020

A neato little longhorn beetle that looks like a bee. If I had to guess, I'd say there are more insects disguised as bees than there are bees with those telltale black and yellow stripes. What do you think,?

07/30/2020

The very first photo on my new 24-70 f/2.8 lens. Got it for my upcoming wedding photography season, but damn that's a nice, silky blur to background. Also, this is "Butterfly W**d," a common addition to pollinator gardens. If you've been seeing all the milkweed photos over the last week, you'll notice that this is also a milkweed species. Non-native, but beloved by pollinators nonetheless.