Buying a new camera in November means taking it out in bad weather. How did the Lumix G9 do?
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Fall foliage in the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest
Another day in another forest, this time the largest in Wisconsin. It covers over 1.5 million acres in the northwoods, but it is not all contiguous. Originally it was two separate preserves - the Chequamegon (west) at 858,400 acres and the Nicolet (east) at 661,400. Both were established in the 1930s and merged into one... Continue Reading →
Fall photography in the border lakes
Late September brought the color and the clouds, but the beauty wouldn't be held back!
Rock Island Wisconsin – part 2 Island sights
The island isn't that big, less than 1000 acres, but you can lose yourself a bit and get away from the sounds of humanity, especially separated from the camping area which is confined to one side. Not even bicycles are allowed on the island, but the staff does use ATVs to get around which, unfortunately,... Continue Reading →
Devil’s Lake State Park
My summer visit to Devil's Lake State Park. Rocks, wind and mushrooms. Beauty everywhere you look.
Are you an oak man, Jimmy?
Often overlooked in the presence of more colorful foliage, I take a closer look at oaks and all their glory.
The many moods of mushrooms
Too few to have taken up a lot of time, I still got down with some 'shrooms.
Obligatory fall foliage post
Do you feel a little guilty if you don't go for fall photos? I do too, but I'm trying to get over it.
A couple days in wildflower country
My first trip to photograph wildflowers in Door county - next year I'll need to add another day or even two!
