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October 15, 2023
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I'm old(ish), so the thought of posting to multiple social media sites is not relished. Since I use Facebook for keeping up with family and friends, you'll see my photography and associated comments there.
https://www.facebook.com/steve.zehner
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Birding with a Daughter
October 11, 2021
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Grown daughter. Grown daughter and husband. Grown daughter and husband that are enjoyable to be with...
It was a lovely day in Chicago despite the sprinkles. It's a pleasure to be with people you like as well as love. Laura and Tariq were good birding guides as well, leading us to one of the nearby heron and night-heron hangouts along River Park (...
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Through a glass, darkly
August 30, 2021
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Still water is good for reflection, not just for pictures but to think. The Bible (in I Corinthians) talks about how we see God and his working as through a glass or into a mirror that is dark. I pondered this as I was editing some Least Sandpiper pictures.
Our present view of God is sort of like this image that has been inverted. What is to com...
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I Stop for Turtles
May 22, 2021
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Today is the third time out in the family kayak, a Nucanoe F10, trying to get some water bird pictures.
The fisherman near the shore of Thompson Lake was probably wondering why I was putting a HUGE cooler in the F10. I'd eventually like to be comfortable enough to take the good camera and lens out with me, so today was a dry run with the cooler (a...
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WildZ Taking Flight in 2019
August 15, 2019
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WildZ Photos, taking flight.
Why create a nature photography site when the world is full of very good images? Good question. If the photos I post are just "nice" and don't stir your soul, please enjoy a browsing experience, but if an image lifts your spirits on a dreary day, then please contact me at stevezalt@gmail.com if you want to know how I'm...
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