I visited Bosque del Apache, a national wildlife refuge in New Mexico, in early December.  There were fewer birds there this time, my second visit, but there was a great many Sandhill Cranes, which is what I mostly wanted to take photographs of.  Left is a Snow Goose, middle is a Sandhill Crane, and right is a "take off" of Snow Geese.  Top is a Sandhill Crane.   

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Introduction

I love the way the camera sees the world, it can be so unique, so different than what is actually there when I take the photograph. My goal is to take photographs that show the world the way I see it,  using the unique photographic abilities that I have, the technical abilities of my camera, and my digital darkroom skills to output the best photograph "equivalent" that I can; a photograph that is wholly representative of my vision in photography and art.  I am not a documentarian or a photo journalist, I edit, delete, and change as needed.  My goal is photographic art and there is no "right" or "wrong" involved in that.


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