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05Aug-Photo Release

05Aug-Photo Release – After I finished curating the shoot I realized I recently released a compilation of this four-day trip up North. So You’ll see some familiar shots, maybe. This was one day – I made over 600 images in three different areas. See the map.

If I could do this trip again, I would do it earlier by a month, when it would be even colder, but there would more than likely be hundreds of eagles in the Klamath Falls Area. When I cruised the lake itself on the 24th of February, I saw not one eagle and I was so depressed. 😭 I made a few shots downtown then returned to the hotel, ate and turned in early so I could get a before dawn start on the 25th. I was determined to try again. The Oregon Parks department showed me four locations to check when I was per-planning the trip. I cleared two the first day. The images below were from day two and the first stop on my list – not for eagles this time bit for Tundra Swans and I found them. There were also a ton of White-fronted Geese.

I’m going to release this day’s shoot in three parts, of the different places I visited. See the Map. This day’s fare was memorable for a couple of reasons. In between Miller Island and Lower Klamath Lake, I thought I’d found a great shortcut that would take 20 miles off my trip. Definitely worth it, right? NOT! It was one of those fire road things, I thought I could handle with my all-wheel drive Hyundai. two-thirds of the way in The road became two ruts with a center strip of dirt and grass scraping the undercarriage. I truly didn’t think I would make it. It was one lane on a levee in a watery tundra all around me for miles. I refused to stop, praying I wouldn’t get hung up, because there was also no phone signal. When I finally saw a real road way ahead I got so excited I almost drove off the levee. Quite the trip. And both of the next two days, I drove the extra miles. PHEW!

NOTE: The border in the map is the California Oregon border.


05Aug-Photo Release

Miller Island – February 25, 2021


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This post was created with the help of Railph, my AI writing partner. Railph doesn’t replace my voice or vision; he helps me shape it. From structuring exposés to crafting image prompts, Railph works quietly behind the curtain with minor research, helping turn fragments into form. Every word still passes through my hands. But the rhythm? That’s something we build together with Suraia’s help. 😊

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