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Category: Environmental

Articles about conservation and our environment

Finding Your Niche When You Aren’t Looking

Today, my passion for macro photography and the role invertebrates play in our environment has never been greater. Whether exploring my backyard or visiting new places, each outing feels like an adventure. When I photograph new-to-me species and capture those fleeting moments that I get to share with the world, I’m inspired to keep looking closer to see what I’ll find. In retrospect, I realize I didn’t find my niche — it found me. All along, it was waiting for me to notice it. My journey from casual photographer to macro specialist was unexpected, but through it I have learned the value of curiosity, experimentation, and being open to new experiences.

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Walking with Pumas

I’m deeply fascinated by the technique of combining intentional blurring with on-site, high-key photography. I believe it creates a uniquely delicate impression for the viewer. It’s this delicacy, or perhaps gentleness, that I personally feel this particular feline possesses compared to other big cats I’m familiar with, and it extends even to the possibility of walking alongside them.

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Research is Knowledge; Knowledge is Power

Talor speaks on the importance of researching not just the logistical tasks but the arguably more important environmental aspects of a location.

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Leave it Better than You Found it

Phill discusses the growing problems our public lands face and how we can do our part by leaving it better than we found it.

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