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Much
of my photography is done along North Carolina's coastline and
inland coastal areas, where my favorite subjects are birds and
wild horses. I also frequent many other locations along the
eastern seaboard, with ducks, shorebirds and other waterfowl
topping my list. My fascination for North Carolina's intriguing
wild horses calls to me in the Fall and Spring. Winter is reserved
for ducks and other waterfowl, and for eagles. In the heat of
summer I gravitate toward songbirds around home.
I may be in chest waders standing
in the frigid waters of Core Sound after ducks in flight, or
in spiked cleats on slippery jetty boulders after seabirds.
You'll find me in a kayak paddling a salt marsh for birds and
wild horses, or hunkered down in camo or in a blind patiently
waiting for my subjects to come just a little closer. It all
requires what I call "P.P.P.L." (Planning, Patience, Persistence,
and Luck). None of it is easy, but still it draws me in for
more. The payoff is when it all comes together for that inspiring
image that makes it all worthwhile.
For general chronicles of my photography
adventures visit "Carolina
Wild Photo - the Blog". For my kayaking trip reports, go
to "The
Casual Kayaker".
My penchant for making many of
my own photographic accessories is reflected in my do-it-yourself
project articles in the "Equipment
Notes" section, which includes some reviews and wildlife
photography tips as well.
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