I couldn't believe how many people snubbed this little guy! I’m just glad there was a happy ending complete with freeze frame.

It’s 1961, the world is your oyster and the sky is the limit.

Solar Noon is the time of day when the sun is at its peak height in the sky. In the summer time this causes clouds to form vertically and stall with little no lateral motion. The updrafts allow hawks to fly higher than usual with little to no effort. I hope you enjoy watching it as much as I enjoyed filming it.

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Three minutes of life on a lazy Sunday afternoon on my favorite street in my neighborhood.

The best 8 minutes you’ll spend all day.

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I was testing the “hoop bokeh” of my new Tokina SZX 400mm Catadioptric Lens, a trait unique to the design. But when I saw a man gently petting his senior dog I had to grab the moment.

Sunset on the last day of summer. Please watch on a large screen to enjoy the birdies.

If NASA and PBS collaborated on a documentary about cumulonimbus clouds in 1978 this would have been the opening and closing sequence.

Observing one minute in the of Dan who is in fact the man.

I was listening to this song (The Goldberg Variations, Variation 19 by Johan Sebastian Bach) when I was scanning through this shot and discovered the biplane floating through the bottom off the frame. It prompted me to reflect on how the airplane and compositions by Bach are some of mankind’s greatest achievements thus far, but they remain tiny compared to nature.

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It’s always good luck when a hawk photo bombs your shot.

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Best viewed in 4K on a large screen.