Aspens in Autumn
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Listening to the wind blowing through the trees is one of life’s simple pleasures. There is no better time to lay down and relax beneath the branches than in the fall when deciduous trees trade their greenery for vibrant displays of yellow, red and orange. Here in the Rocky Mountain West, the Quaking aspen puts on the show. The unique sound their leaves make before falling to the earth is not to be missed. … Read More

Supper Worth the Sting, a Squirrel Stirs up a Hornet’s Nest
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Sharp-eyed striders walking the Greenbelt in Garden City this summer most likely saw, if they were looking up that is, a hefty quantity of gray paper nests hanging from the cottonwoods that line the riverbank. Crafted by bald-faced hornets, these basketball-sized, … Read More

Capturing the Sound of World War II Warbirds
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Field recordings to capture the Sound of World War II Warbirds.… Read More

Finding Frames at the Fair
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I love looking for frames within the camera frame. We look into frames all the time. Take for example car windshields, television screens, smartphones, doorways and alike. Be it a square, a rectangular, or whatever, the camera frame is a … Read More

Making Music Among the Pines
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“Please do not underestimate the mountain roads,” it says. “Do not follow your GPS.” “BE SURE TO BELIEVE THE SPEED MARKINGS AT THE CURVES!” The road to the Yellow Pine Music and Harmonica Festival is not for the faint of heart. … Read More

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