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Traveling to Seattle, a friend and I went to the John Bastyr School for one of their health and herbal festivals. A nature walk through the forest next to the campus intrigued me. It was incredib...

http://cameraontheroad.com/2013/01/backlighting-devils-club-overhead/

This dried thistle head in the Painted Hills of Oregon caught my attention with its textures and lines. I’ve always loved thistles, alive and vital with their fluffy tops, and dried out cone-li...

http://cameraontheroad.com/2013/01/flash-isolates-natural-subject/

A few years ago, my mother and I went on a genealogy romp through Oregon trying to track down the records of my family. We swung out into Eastern Oregon to one of my favorite nature parks, Painte...

http://cameraontheroad.com/2013/01/exploring-painted-hills-in-oregon/

I’m not a fan of funny email jokes (seen them 58 times before you did and emailed it to me), videos, and other virtual time wasters. But this one had me going for over an hour. I emailed the gr...

http://cameraontheroad.com/2011/08/just-bugging-you/

Risk. Danger. Anticipation. And nerves of steel. These are the thrills and spills of photographing water droplets. There is a constant threat of danger as they dangle, so close to the edge, hangi...

http://cameraontheroad.com/2006/08/exploring-water-droplets/

I haven’t seen it, but Jeff Master’s review of “An Inconvenient Truth”, the Al Gore movie, seems a good and fair review of not just the movie, but the environmental impact and sciences be...

http://cameraontheroad.com/2006/06/jeff-masters-review-on-al-gores-an-inconvenient-truth-about-global-warming/

Treehugger offers information on “Using Window Design To Protect Birds”, a new technology which will help to protect birds from flying into your windows. I was delighted to find this as I am ...

http://cameraontheroad.com/2006/06/using-window-design-to-protect-birds/

Gwich’in Arctic Village Resident Matthew Gilbert is Blogging on the Arctic Refuge for the NRDC Action Fund to stop drilling for oil. A resident of the Alaskan community which borders the Arctic...

http://cameraontheroad.com/2005/10/arctic-village-resident-blogging-against-drilling-for-oil-in-the-arctic-refuge/

According to a report in BBC Science News’ Great white’s marathon sea trek, conservationists and scientists investigating how far great white sharks migrate, found some of them migrate from S...

http://cameraontheroad.com/2005/10/great-white-shark-migration/

Could it be that global warming is not a unique experience? That changes in the the weather have occured for millenium and we are just catching up? While I certainly don’t believe that the curr...

http://cameraontheroad.com/2005/09/alaskan-people-tell-of-climate-change/