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If you are an employer who takes these ways to heart, I want to work for you.
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This may have changed the way I think about creativity.
Archive for February, 2009
Photo: Kingfisher
Just a little kingfisher sitting on a barbed wire fence overlooking a ditch creek. Just out of frame next to him when I first pulled up was a kestrel too.
links for 2009-02-13
Bonus Photo: The Cliff
And here’s another landscape from my time in RMNP a week or so back. Man, time flies when you’re unemployed.
Photo: Great Horned Owl
This is my first great horned owl photo of any “quality.” I actually do a couple dozen shots of this guy, slowly creeping forward. Then I looked down to change a setting on my camera and he had flown off, so I missed the real “moment.” Photos like this are okay, but what you really need in wildlife photography is action–behavior. Wings wide, eating, etc. Something unique. I don’t do action very well unfortunately, so it’s something I’m really focusing on.
I got amazingly lucky with how close this guy let me get. I wish I had been more patient and not taken my eyes off the bird. I also wish the sky didn’t have to be completely blown outto expose the bird and the branches weren’t running across his face. It’s a learning process though and I was happy to have the encounter.
Photo: Geese over the Moon
A small flock of geese flies over the moon and the Front Range foothills.
links for 2009-02-12
Photo: RMNP Peaks
A lot snowier up there today thanks to some precipitation last night. I wish I could have gotten up to drive up there but I was up late last night reinstalling every bit of software on my Vista machine. Now, to shower, shave, and start looking for jobs again.
