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Last update:
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Nature Photography
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desire to photograph nature subjects is obvious. We perceive nature as
beautiful, and if we have artistic leanings we want to express our feelings of
its beauty by creating images that imitate or represent nature at its finest.
Nature must be documented with high-quality technical and artistically appealing
photographs by as many good photographers as possible. Many natural areas may
not be with us much longer. Third World countries are desperately trying to
catch up, and developed countries, such as our own, are often callous to our
natural heritage for the sake of further commercial development. Many years ago
I mused over a superb book of photographs of Glen Canyon taken by Eliot Porter.
By the time I saw that book the Glen Canyon had been filled with water and no
longer existed. I had found out too late that there was such a beautiful place
and I would never see it in person. If more photographers had brought back
enough great photos, and inspired even more photographers, backpackers,
naturalists, and the general public to visit the canyon, then perhaps there
would have been enough people to effectively voice an objection to the Glen
Canyon Dam project.
Excerpted from
The Essentials of Nature Photography
Nature
Galleries - Table of Contents:
1.
Landscapes
2.
Animals
3.
Birds
5.
Wildflowers &
Critters
6.
Orlando Wetlands Park
7. Heron Rookery at Venice,
FL
8. Everglades NP
9. Fort DeSoto, Pinellas County,
FL
10. Florida Wildlife
exhibit at Ding
Darling NWR - Sanibel, FL

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