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Photo Of The Day By Tyler Schiffman
Today’s Photo Of The Day is “Sting” by Tyler Schiffman. Location: Monterey Bay, California. See more of Tyler Schiffman’s photography…
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Photo Of The Day By Elissa Title
Today’s Photo Of The Day is “Polar Bear in Black and White” by Elissa Title. Location: Svalbard, Norway. “We were…
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Under Our Feet, Mushrooms Offer New Tastes For Ocean State Foragers
We see them on our walks and commutes, growing under bushes, popping out of mulch or clinging to oak trees. Some species are more commonly found in shaded, damp woods while others will grow in rotting hay bales or near areas rich with cow manure. From the gorgeous whites of a lions mane to short stemmed bolets freckled orange and yellow to some out-of-this-world feather patterns on a peasant polypore, mushrooms thrive all around us but few understand how many are native to Rhode Island and more importantly for some, which are edible.
Finding And Understanding Wild Mushrooms In Every Season
Following the path along the bank of a stream, I slowed down to cross another small brook. Glancing sideways up its stony course, I suddenly came to a complete stop. The brook, bordered with pale green sphagnum moss, was coming down through a little ravine full of beech trees. This was a textbook Black Trumpet spot, an area where it would actually be worth my time to scan the forest floor for those camouflaged little devils. I saw just what I had hoped to see: dark grey trumpet-shaped mushrooms. In this patch they weren’t camouflaged at all, they were growing right up out of the moss, the colors contrasting perfectly and I could see the mushrooms continuing further up into the ravine along the banks of the brook.
Photo Of The Day By Judi Kubes
Today’s Photo Of The Day is “Spirit Island” by Judi Kubes. Location: Maligne Lake, Jasper, British Columbia. See more of…
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Processing Fall Color Photos In Lightroom Classic CC
Understanding the difference between Lightroom’s Vibrance and Saturation sliders can dramatically improve your results when processing fall color photos.
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Monochrome Magic Assignment Winner Jeff Sullivan
Congratulations to Jeff Sullivan for winning the recent Monochrome Magic Assignment with the image, “Windy Death Valley Dunes.” Shot in…
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The 10 Best Meals for Hunting Camp
Here are ten of our favorite hunting camp meals. See if your favorite made the list. If you’ve ever been hunting, you know one of the highlights of every trip is the food. Nothing compares to breakfast over a fire at deer camp on a brisk fall morning. No dinner is as good as one with
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Small-Scale Scenics
Landscape photography encompasses many aspects. Under the overarching umbrella of the term are seascapes, desert vistas, majestic mountain masterpieces, autumn…
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Photo Of The Day By Tom Arnhold
Today’s Photo Of The Day is “Prairie Fire Out Of Control” by Tom Arnhold. Location: Western Kansas. Arnhold says the…
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