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Winter Mushroom Photo Walk
During the holiday season, I took time to explore the woods for mushroom photography, despite the winter’s limitations and ongoing drought. Surprisingly, I found two tiny mushrooms and some colorful leaves. The best photo features a nickel-to-quarter-sized mushroom, shot with a macro lens. More images can be viewed on Flickr.
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Ivy Creek Trail in Creede
The author reminisces about hiking in a lush Colorado forest, recalling the vibrant green and the tranquility of a nearby creek. They encourage readers to explore Bachelor Loop and invite engagement through comments or subscriptions for future updates, focusing on sharing quality, ad-free content.
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![Project 365 [Day 170] Retreating into the Safety of Our Shell](https://scottfillmer.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/img_6192.jpg)
Project 365 [Day 170] Retreating into the Safety of Our Shell
I captured this big guy crossing the road over by our house on the way home from work yesterday, and while he was sitting in my truck I took this shot with my iPhone. My intentions were to keep him from getting run over by picking him up, putting him in the trunk, and bringing…
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![Project 365 [Day 158] Tree Swing on the Farm at Sunset](https://scottfillmer.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/3sf_1036.jpg)
Project 365 [Day 158] Tree Swing on the Farm at Sunset
This is one of my favorite places in our backyard, and of course if you have been around this site for a while you will recognize the tree swing, but I keep finding unique ways to shoot it. I’m working on getting all the photos on my site of this swing to be searchable through…
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Foggy Spring Meadow of Funnel Spider Webs in Morning Dew
Last Thursday we had a convergence of sorts in Auburn where super high humidity came in and stayed overnight, leaving us with thousands upon thousands of Funnel Spider webs on the ground. The common Funnel Web spiders derives its name from the unique webs it spins. The Funnel Web spider kills garden pests, but the…
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Backyard Photo Walk with a 35mm Bokeh Lens
I love doing the back yard photo walk, mainly because you really don’t have to go anywhere to shoot. Every time you go out in your yard you will be surprised at how many new things there are to shoot each time you try it. It doesn’t seem that way at first, especially since you…
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Dagger Kayaks on the Apostle Islands and Columbia River
My wife and I in days past were quite active paddlers. We spent about 5 or so years kayaking all around the country in between conventions (our work), and because we were always traveling we were able to kayak in some really neat places. Just to name a few, we went out to the caves…
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Waterfall on Society Hill Road in Lee County
A little local flavor for Friday. I drive by this waterfall all the time and have never in all my years of looking at it stopped to take a photo. There are a few small waterfalls in Lee County and this is one of them, privately owned of course, but still quite beautiful and visible…
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Fall is Fire on the Mountain with Yellow Aspen Leaves
Ok, well maybe not here in Auburn, but right now, the Aspen groves of the Rockies are ablaze with color. After flipping back over some fall photos of the last few years I came across this one, taken at this exact time of year, but at the 11,000 foot range in the Rockies. You can’t…
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Monday Morning Photos of a Sunrise Surprise
This morning just when I opened my eyes this is what I saw above. My face just happens to face east right out a window, and this morning these low clouds turned into a beautiful sunrise. The colors fade so quickly but the brilliance produced in a matter of five minutes is just amazing. As…
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