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A good afternoon at the Bird Runner Wildlife Refuge

From the FieldBy ScottApril 30, 20111 Comment

(click on any of the photos in this post to enlarge them) Earlier this week I had the chance to meet Wayne Rhodus (www.rhodusphotography.com) at the Bird Runner Wildlife Refuge to do some photography.  The Bird Runner Wildlife Refuge is a beautiful place located south of Manhattan and has a fantastic mission – to preserve…

Its not spring until I smell the smoke: controlled burns of the Flint Hills

From the FieldBy ScottApril 7, 20111 Comment

Last night I had the great pleasure of photographing some controlled burns near Council Grove with the man behind Kanscape Photography, Harold Gaston.  It was a great night, lots of burns going on and Harold had us placed in an absolute perfect position for photography. For those of you not familiar with the spring burning…

Wandering through Wabaunsee County, a guided tour

BlogBy ScottMay 25, 20102 Comments

A friend and I had an amazing guided tour (thanks Rick!!) of some land south of Alma in Wabaunsee County this weekend.  That is a beautiful area of the Flint Hills.  If you haven’t visited that area of Kansas you need to. Alma has a lot of historic buildings with some very interesting architecture.  Two…

A new waterfall (and a big one!)

From the FieldBy ScottMay 22, 20103 Comments

Iin my last post, I talked about finding my way to a waterfall I had never photographed before.  When I posted a photo of that waterfall on Facebook, one of my old (and I don’t mean that he is old!) high school teachers (thanks Mr. Davis!) made a comment about the waterfall at the outlet…

250 miles and 4 gigs later (or, how lost can three Post hole Diggers get?)

BlogBy ScottMay 13, 20107 Comments

Last weekend I had the pleasure of taking a road trip down to Teter Rock with a couple of friends and fellow photographers.  We made several stops along the way and made some interesting discoveries (intentional of course!) including an old car in a fence line.  The first place we stopped was the Lower Fox…

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