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Here are my photos taken in Washington D.C. in the spring of 2018. Click any thumbnail to open into a full size slide show.
I thought it might be fun to create a video of a photo walk. I was out at a local nature park on a winter morning (okay, it was spring, but Michigan doesn’t always behave like the season suggests). In the video, I offer some tips for photographing in the winter, and more specifically in an area like Central Michigan. I also talk a little bit about composition.
Check it out and let me know what you think…
I’m finally finding time to edit the photos I took over the summer (Michigan winters provide a good opportunity to catch up with things indoors). I was pleasantly surprised to look back at the photos I made during a family day at the Brookfield Zoo just outside of Chicago.
I don’t add zoo photos to my portfolio, because I don’t like that the animal is forced to be there. I feel like you don’t really earn a photo of an animal unless it is truly wild. Regardless, I still wanted to share the photos so I uploaded them to an album on the Radiant Photography Facebook page. Check them out at the link below, and be sure to “Like” the page while you’re there.