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Sunday, August 31, 2008

Lily Pad: Selective Color

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While fishing Saturday morning the refection & shadows among the lily pads caught my attention. While reviewing the resulting images I ...
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Saturday, August 30, 2008

Camera Critters: Humming.......

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As quickly as it arrived, a female Hummingbird prepares to leave her perch. With my brothers family enjoying their visit to Yellowstone, I h...
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Thursday, August 28, 2008

Tuscarora Sunrise

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As I watched the sun rise from the top of Tuscarora Mountain looking down over the sleepy village of Ft. Loudon nestled in the shadows of bo...
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Wednesday, August 27, 2008

Close-up: Grasshopper

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From a distance a grasshopper really doesn’t look like much but when viewed up close the intricate detail and color scheme makes it into an ...
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Tuesday, August 26, 2008

Close-up: Hummingbird

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Of all the bird species to photograph up close there is none easier than the hummingbird if one does some preparation. All that is needed i...
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Monday, August 25, 2008

Old Bedford Village: The Conclusion

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With fixed bayonets the British troops swept the opposing forces from the field A casualty lies upon the field of battle Of course this s...
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Sunday, August 24, 2008

Old Bedford Village: The Battle

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With the French troops arriving upon the field, the battle began in earnest. With a crashing volley of small arms fire accompanied by th...
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Saturday, August 23, 2008

Wood Ducks in the Mist

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A pair of immature Wood Ducks slide quietly by as the early morning mist rises from the water. Photographing “truly wild” wildlife can be tr...
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Friday, August 22, 2008

Seeking Shelter

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As word spread that French forces were on the way, Redcoats as well as villagers sought shelter in a redoubt near the village of Raystown, l...
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Thursday, August 21, 2008

SkyWatch, Fluffy Clouds

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Fluffy white clouds on a background of blue sky crown the colonial village. A tranquil scene, but we know with Redcoats camped behind the vi...
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Coy Hill
South Central Pennsylvania, United States
Cutting my teeth on Minolta 101 & 102's in the 70's, I am now rediscovering photography in the digital age. Having been a hunter all of my life and a Deputy Wildlife Conservation Officer for over two decades, my photography interest focuses predominately on wildlife. Photography allows me to interact with and observe wildlife in ways that consumptive only hunting could never hope to. My hope is that sharing my work through Country Captures will encourage others to find a deeper appreciation for our natural world. My photography has been published by a number of magazines and organizations including Outdoor Life, Field & Stream, Pennsylvania Magazine, Pennsylvania Game Commission, and British Shooting Sports Association. All comments are welcome; photographic critique as well as agreement or disagreement with my expressed views on any subject. If you like what you find here please add Country Captures to your list of links, I appreciate it.
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