Morgenstern
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Bill Morgenstern
Canada
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Morgenstern
United States
69 creative works found
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Created in camera. I am constantly drawn to the beauty of forest and trees and the spirit of the place. With this in mind, I often try to capture more than a documentary view of place by listening to the whispers of trees and grass which guide me to the path between reality and a spiritual connection. In this image the living mystery of Spring emerges.
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Common Green Darner (Anax junius) covered with water drops from an early morning rain sprinkle sits on a purple cone flower in my back yard waiting to dry out. In a half hour he was dry and gone. Photographed in Fort Frances, Ontario.
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I love the UP (Upper Peninsula) of Michigan in the fall. The colors are fantastic and there are lots of out-of-the-way places to shoot away from the crowds. Here I followed the Lower Carp River in Porcupine Mountains State Park and made images of maple leaves floating in quiet pools. I hope you enjoy this one with just a bit of post processing BuZZ.
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Asian Lady Beetles dance around the heart of this orange dahlia generating some heat on a cool October evening in Duluth, Minnesota.
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I am constantly searching for the SPIRIT of trees and forests and have found that I am drawn to the mystical in my subjects. They speak to me and challenge me to hear their stories and capture the ethereal rather than the absolute concrete. Using my camera as a brush on the forest palette of greens, browns, reds, ambers, yellows, grays, blues and purples I create my images in camera capturing a moment in time when I have stopped to listen and share the sylvan secrets offered to me. Here a group of pines, planted in rows along a country road offers up their story, through a visual whisper.
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A curious red fox kit sneaks out of the barn heading for its nearby borrow near Barwick, Ontario. Copyright: Bill Morgenstern/Earth Moods
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A fine autumn day on the Ontonagon River in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.
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This dilapidated and crumbling barn was photographed in Chisago County, Minnesota a year ago. Today it is just a pile of boards.
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Over a hundred white pelicans have recently shown up on the upper Rainy River in my home town of Fort Frances, Ontario. In years past there have been a few but this year they are in large numbers and quite fearless as they fish in the rapids and preen on a big bald rock only 25 meters from shore. In this image one can easily see the horn-billed males preening and getting fancy for the ladies as breeding season begins.
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On the path of dreams I wind through a forest of spirit trees whispering the secrets of winter’s last breath. In the distance spring awaits as new life slowly rises in maple veins bringing sweet sap to those that gently seek this yearly gift. For me the forest mysteries and spirit elders always go forth. Watch and listen. And they will be given to you. . .
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This is the first dragonfly to emerge each season in the Rainy River District of Northwestern Ontario. Here I wanted a tight closeup with shallow DOF to focus attention on the head and thorax of this beautiful dragon, using the muted colors in the background to help with this emphasis.
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Inspired by Rammstein:http://herzeleid.com/en/lyrics/reise_reise/morgenstern made with Apophysis
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Seasonal high water in the river has produced views of Kakabeka Falls that have not been seen in years. The view is spectacular at Kakabeka Falls Provincial Park in northwestern Ontario, Canada.
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Fall color at its best in northwestern Ontario just off Hwy 502 north of Fort Frances. This image was totally and carefully created in camera.
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This damselfly is a bluet species and probably Hagens, but it is very difficult to tell without magnification of its tail end. Photographed July 16th, I did some post processing in PS using dry brush to give it a bit of a painterly quality.
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This wonderful hotel is in the small town of Stockholm, Wisconsin. It reminds me of some fine little gems I saw while traveling in Scandinavia.
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A white begonia bares its soul for all to see. . . .
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Rosemere Creek is 60 km west of Thunder Bay, Ontario in an area of boggy wetlands that was once a logging camp. The remnant of a winter corduroy road using wooden timbers in the road bed can be seen crossing the creek in this picture. Today this is just a spot on Highway 11 that draws little attention.
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This Hagen’s Bluet is a damselfly common to northwestern Ontario and northern Minnesota. This little guy is about 3 cm long in real life. It was photographed in Koochiching County, Minnesota.
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Macro image of a tulip taken from the heart and offered up as a LOVE SONG. Minolta X-700, Fujichrome Sensia and a 50 mm macro all mounted on a Manfrotto tripod with a Kirk ballhead.
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A young filly finds a way to scratch her itch in a paddock near Fort Frances, Ontario.
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Great new bird for me, spotted last week at Falcon State Park along the Rio Grande in south Texas.
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Hosta leaves with the remainder of yesterday’s afternoon shower. The color and texture just shouted “take my picture” . . . so I did!
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