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My good ending with Krahnpix has morphed into an entirely new beginning with Krahnicles! In the months after signing off this blog, I found that my interest in photography had also waned. So I sold my camera gear and bought a snowblower – maybe it’s a Saskatchewan thing. Now I’m impatiently waiting for snow. I still had a… Continue Reading
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Krahnpix was always an odd combination of wildlife photos and my eclectic version of wit. I’m pretty sure I was the biggest fan. I suppose that was a natural outcome of pouring my heart and soul into a project. Through good times and bad, I passionately chased wildlife, learned a few tricks of the trade… Continue Reading
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Here goes my vote. Even they are in full action, there is something which shows them very calm, gracious and makes me dream to a glass of cacao&milk…
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I like that observation – I hadn’t quite seen it like that before.
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Yes, that comment about a photograph looking like a painting and a painting looking like a photograph is exactly the type of feedback I sometimes hear about my photographs. Yes, it sure does look like a painting. Frankly, like something Robert Bateman would paint. The colours are so amazing. Great, great shot.
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Perhaps there is a magical sweet spot between painting and photo where they crossover and both look good. I really appreciate those comments. It was just one of those beautiful days when the sandhills kept coming and I kept shooting.
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Hard to choose which one is my favourite! Initially it was the first one, but looking at this one a bit closer and it steals the show for me! Stunning…like a painting!
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Interestingly, I went through a similar process in deciding what I liked the best.
Isn’t it funny that at times high praise for a photo is that it looks like a painting and for some paintings it’s that they look like photographs?
I always appreciate your comments.
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