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“The Evidence of Love”

admin — Sun, 13 Mar 2011 18:58:08 +0000

To me, there is no doubt about intention when I view this image. It is pure unconditional love. The image is highlighted with magical lighting and a very soft background. I tried to crop the image so that I was only capturing the emotion of what I was seeing through the viewfinder. Therefore, the faces of the mother and child are the essence of this composition.

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“Soft Lighting”

admin — Sun, 13 Mar 2011 18:54:42 +0000

I feel very fortunate to have created this image. I was in a barnyard with lots of equipment and wood structures. The lighting was very complex and I was following the sheep in and out of bright light and shaded areas. This image was one of those intuitive moments with nature photography. The sheep positioned itself in an area with a very dark background and front light created a soft, almost rim-like effect on the sheep’s face and structure. So, when photographing animals, keep changing your position and try to beware of background at all times.

“Irresistible Ears”

admin — Sun, 13 Mar 2011 18:50:24 +0000

I love this head shot of the little lamb. The ears are really a main element of the composition and are enhanced by the very soft background. The soft background was achieved with an F-stop around F4.5.

“Baby Lamb”

admin — Sun, 13 Mar 2011 18:47:38 +0000

I have mentioned with previous posts that capturing a clear eye makes a great animal portrait. Also, getting low to the ground allowed me to be eye-level with this baby lamb. It created a wonderful portrait with the baby appearing quite dignified. Enjoy!

“Run, Quick …”

admin — Sun, 13 Mar 2011 18:44:28 +0000

Ok, let’s play! This photograph definitely makes me smile as it reminds me of childhood play with friends. It also conveys the carefree banter that occurs with friendship, being a child and the feeling of safety and protection. The lighting with this photograph was, again, magical.

“Baby Eyes”

admin — Sun, 13 Mar 2011 18:40:53 +0000

I was pleased with the composition of this photograph. Capturing the eyes of almost all of the babies was a delight. Since I was photographing in a barnyard, being aware of background was important. Adding the series of three rocks with the three baby lambs was nice repetition of design. Enjoy!

“Mother and Child”

admin — Sun, 13 Mar 2011 18:33:19 +0000

This is a beautiful portrait of “mother and child” that conveys the care and protection of unconditional love. To me, the piece of grass on both faces adds to the composition. It becomes an organic umbilical cord reflecting the on-going love connection.

“Saving the Wolves”

admin — Sun, 13 Mar 2011 18:28:08 +0000

Recently, I went to visit The Wildlife Sanctuary in Keenesburg, CO. This is a rescue and rehabilitation organization dedicated to helping large animals. There were wolves, lions, tigers, bears, leopards and many other wildlife on the property. This impressive organization exists with donations and dedication that the volunteers have for the animals. The cost to feed all of the animals each month is $38,000 – remarkable!

I used my telephoto lens to capture this image of the three wolves. The wolf not sleeping seemed blind as one eye appeared permanently shut. The wolf represents “the teacher” in the Native American culture. As a former teacher, I felt blessed and honored to be in their presence.

Please check out my website www.Peacemakersart.com and my galleries to view my line of inspirational note cards, motivational posters and fine art prints. In addition, please visit my online photography gallery to be inspired by other new images. All of my images on Photoportfolios.net are available as fine art prints for sale. If interested, please call (303-823-0317) or send me an email: orders@peacemakersart.com

“A Home with Peace”

admin — Sun, 13 Mar 2011 18:16:56 +0000

This portrait conveys the sadness of abuse and documents the need for humans to rescue and provide a safe haven for animals in unfortunate situations. I acknowledge The Wildlife Sanctuary for providing protection and rehabilitation for these animals. Recently, there was national news about The Wildlife Sanctuary’s rescue of over 20 lions from Bolivia. For a photograph of these lions and their story, please click on the following link for The Wildlife Sanctuary – Rescue of Bolivia Lions.

Please check out my website www.Peacemakersart.com and my galleries to view my line of inspirational note cards, motivational posters and fine art prints. In addition, please visit my online photography gallery to be inspired by other new images. All of my images on are available as fine art prints for sale. If interested, please call (303-823-0317) or send me an email: orders@peacemakersart.com

“The Healing Power of Love”

admin — Sun, 13 Mar 2011 18:07:01 +0000

This is one of the rehabilitated tigers at The Wildlife Sanctuary. It clearly shows the healing power of love and compassion that can be achieved when one is given a second chance in life. As I have tried to indicate with these blog posts, nature photography is also an opportunity to document stories of abuse and misuse for both our wildlife and our environment. Nature photography can be a call to action to support our earth and our wildlife.

Please check out my website www.Peacemakersart.com and my galleries to view my line of inspirational note cards, motivational posters and fine art prints. In addition, please visit my online photography gallery to be inspired by other new images. All of my images on Photoportfolios.net are available as fine art prints for sale. If interested, please call (303-823-0317) or send me an email: orders@peacemakersart.com