Wildlife & nature photography
Eye
Level
I am used to getting weird looks laying on the ground to test different angles and views to get a more unique shot. If it is an animal on eye level or just finding a different composition in common places, this is the one thing I will do over and over again - sometimes feeling like a child playing in the dirt.
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Goosebumps Included
It's only a hobby. But when I am out there and having an intimate moment with an animal - like a gaze - I realize I am at the border between animal kingdom and human kind and I feel blessed that the animal allows me to capture it on film.
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Say hello.
Interested in a print, curious about a location, or fairly sure my “rare warbler” is a sparrow? Either way, I’d like to hear it.
Philosophy & ethics
No AI. Just light.
Everything here is edited in Lightroom Classic — exposure, contrast, white balance, a crop when I framed too optimistically. No AI-generated images, no compositing. If a bird looks unreasonably close, that was the lens, or the zoo.
The animal decides.
Whether it's a deer in a field or a snow leopard behind glass, the photo isn't worth stressing an animal for. I keep my distance, let the lens do the work, and if something clearly wants to be left alone, I leave. Plenty of good sightings never became photos, and that's how it should be.
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notes.
New photographs and the occasional story, sent by email now and then. No spam, no schedule I’ll actually keep to, and one click to leave whenever you like.