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2020 Drone Gift Guide for the Holidays – Aerial Photography Article

December 14, 2020

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2020 Drone Gift Guide for the Holidays A new drone can be a great gift idea for the pilot in your life this holiday season! As drones gain popularity across the board, more and more companies are releasing high quality, affordable drones. And while some drones can be quite pricey, you don’t have to break the bank on one for a gift. Many drones can cost thousands of dollars, but just because you’re not a professional doesn’t mean you can’t…

8 Toxic materials dangerous to our feathered friends (birds) – Pet Photography Article

June 11, 2020

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8 Toxic materials dangerous to our feathered friends (birds) Posted in General • Leave your thoughts Birds are such amazing creatures and they can give so much joy with their beautiful singing, their whistles and especially when taught to speak. I love hearing the sound of the cockatoos when they fly over our house almost every morning. Their screeching is music to my ears. It makes me think they’re all having a feathered family and friends gathering coming together to share…

George Wheelhouse | Fine Art Nature Photography – Fine Art Photography Article

April 27, 2020

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George Wheelhouse | Fine Art Nature Photography Back in January, I was on the train one morning, wondering where to take my series of On Black nature portraits next. The obvious direction is to go for a dark and moody tone, to mirror the aesthetic, and that’s something I’ve done before (elephants, moose, deer). It works well, and ultimately it’s probably the direction in which the project will tend to move. But on this occasion I wondered if I could…