Tuesday View - 11 September 2018 Edition

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It's been a while my friends but I am sick. It feels like a touch of the flu and I have to say it really sucks. So today I am sharing another mobile update. I shot this the same day I shot yesterday's photo. I guess it was the theme of the day.

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Monday View - 10 September 2018 Edition

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Although we are indeed home I am posting today's photo as a mobile update. It's been a long day my friends. And though it is still Summer I am sharing a little bit of Autumn with you. I saw this rather tattered leaf on one of our benches out back and knew it was the perfect representation of the coming seasons.

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Tuesday View - 21 August 2018 Edition

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On this on and off rainy day filled with overcast and clouds I managed to find some time to do some shooting at the Cafe. And really it was quite unplanned. I had simply gone out to toss some peanuts around for the squirrels and bluejays and before I knew it the place was packed. So me being me I grabbed my camera and almost three hundred frames later here is today's photo.

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Here is the EXIF data.

And here is Yesterday's View.

Monday August 20, 2018

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Sunday View - 19 August 2018 Edition

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Four years my friends! Four years ago I made a commitment to post a photo every day. And for four years I have done so. Sometimes it has been a simple snapshot and others something I put a lot of work into. This Summer in particular has been a little different with Kim and me traveling every weekend but so far I have kept up with it. And I hope to continue and dare I say even improve on that. I have lots of ideas but just need to put them to work.

As much as this blog is an outlet for me to express myself with my camera there is something equally important. That is you the viewer. Without someone to share with this would be all for naught. To me it's just awesome that there are people out there that take the time to visit Exploration Photography and check in on what's going on in my world. Thank You!

The idea behind today's photo is much the same as the first daily photo I shared on August 19, 2014. And it's simple. No really, it's simple. Or perhaps simplicity. I took something that we could see any day but may not notice and attempted to make you notice it. Make sense?

Here is Today's photo. I shot this today as Kim and I were closing up camp for the week. Can you guess what it is?

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Okay, I know this is pretty easy. These are of course droplets of water. They were hanging from the support beams of our camper's awning. Just an every day thing that caught my eye. And for those interested...

Here is the EXIF data.

And no milestone post would be complete without one of if not my most popular subject. During the course of my blog something new was spawned. And that would be the Avian Cafe. The Avian Cafe was our yard at our previous house and more specifically the area that I had bird feeders. But anyone who has maintained a bird feeder knows that not just birds eat from them. Squirrels do too. And while many see them as pests I see them as wildlife that is just trying to survive. So instead of fighting them I went with it and fed them too. So at that time the Avian Cafe became the Garden cafe. Fast forward a few years to when we moved here  and I created the "New" Garden cafe. The new one is much bigger simply because we have much more land to work with.  And LOTS of variety of birds too along with more squirrels than ever.

So there you have it. A quick history of the Cafe. Oh and this too.

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And before I share Yesterday's View and wrap this up I would like to share two things I have learned over the last four years.

One, even if you are not fond of squirrels it's a lot easier to live with them for a few bucks a week. A simple bag of peanuts helps keep them away from your garbage cans. This is of course my opinion based on personal experience.

And two, THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS A SQUIRREL PROOF BIRD FEEDER!. Do not waste your money. And if some company guarantees their feeder is squirrel proof they are liars. Plain and simple. Squirrels are a lot smarter and MUCH more resourceful than you could ever imagine.

To put it simply, just try to get along with them. besides, they are really fun to watch!

Here is yesterday's View.

Saturday August 18, 2018

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Wednesday View - 18 April 2018 Edition

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For a quick Wednesday View I share with you this squirrel I often see at the Cafe. She is one of many regulars we see and has become quite tame around me. Around others though, not so much. And that's probably for the best.

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Here is the EXIF data.

And here is Yesterday's View...

Tuesday April 17, 2018

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Exploration Photography Daily View - June 11, 2016

Hi and welcome to the Daily View!

Today went just like most Saturdays. Filled with our weekly shopping trips and grabbing a bite or two to eat. And at one of our shopping destinations I found a really cool new addition for the Cafe. Of course I'm talking about a new bird feeder. So when we got home I made a point to hang it and fill it up for our feathered guests. And then I tried my best to grab a shot of it being broken in but not one bird landed on it. But that's okay because I'm sure they will take to it before too long. So in lieu of sharing a photo of the new feeder I have this for you today.

Not my best work but still not too bad either.

And now...

Yesterday's View...

 Friday June 10, 2016

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