Moose Podcast – “Complex Flavors”

Aero C-104

Fort Shaw captured by Z 8 / Z70-200f2.8II

In this episode of the Moose Podcast – “Complex Flavors” you take that bite, take that snap, a whole lot goes into it. Success though, comes from the simplicity of successfully combining all into one. Let’s talk

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“Where Ya Been?”

“Precocious” captured by Z 9 / Z600f4TC

I’ve been on the road for a few weeks, so this morning was the first in a long time to make the rounds at The Ranch. I always have apples in my pockets in case the neighbors drop by. First, it was the doe with twins who emptied one pocket, and then it was Precocious, who was born in our front grass two years ago. I’m amazed, just stunned by how big a rach he has already at two. Is it from the steady diet of apples? That I doubt but when he saw me, there was no doubt he was wondering, where ya been?

Moose Podcast #513 – “Corp of Discovery”

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Rainbow Falls, MT captured by Z 8 / Z70-200f2.8II

In this episode of the Moose Podcast #513 – “Corp of Discovery” A great aspect of photography is always finding new “things.” From inside of us to inside the viewfinder, it keeps us moving forward. Let’s talk!

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Corp of Discovery

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Crossed Wires

Power Poles Rainbow Point, MT captured by Z 8 / Z180-600

Communication is so important! When having a conversation with someone, if you get your wires crossed, too often, confusion is the end result. It often starts with faith in ourselves that gets shaken, and in the process of getting hold of our confidence, choices are made that cause us to take a step back rather than forward. When it comes to having a conversation with our camera bodies, I see too often the same thing happen. Normally, the photograph isn’t what was hoped for when we go click. More often than not, a deep dive into settings is the next step. As if the camera has a mind of its own and is changing settings to make up for the photographer’s weakness. Not only are photos missed as the settings game is played, that smart camera that changed your settings when you weren’t looking must think you’re nuts! That’s can’t be a good result. Start looking inside yourself and not some phantom camera setting to improve your photography. You’ll avoid crossed wires!

Osh Camping in Style

Beech 18 captured by Z 8 / Z70-200f2.8 II

The Beech 18 was used for a long time as a moving truck, hauling everything and anything around the globe. It’s a mighty fine ride for sure. When I saw this Beech 18 encampment at Osh, I was in awe! Just look at all the “stuff” they had to camp in style, right on the taxi way in the heart of all things Osh. WOW, that is Osh camping in style.

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