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With fog hanging around at sunrise, I love looking for moody & unique compositions to show a popular place in an entirely different light. I think I achieved that with this photo from Badlands National Park, South Dakota, photographed last year during my spring photo workshop there.

While paying more attention to my photo workshop clients I didn’t realize I was photographing this beaver at ISO 20,000 with my OM SYSTEM OM-1 camera! DxO’s new PureRAW 3 to the rescue!

Spring color in Badlands National Park, South Dakota, photographed last year during my spring photo workshop there.

Spring sunrise in Badlands National Park, South Dakota. This was photographed last year during my spring photo workshop there. We had just enough clouds in the sky and moisture in the lowlands to provide us this unique look first thing in the morning.

Did you know there is a special dance you can do to summon the Aurora Borealis when out photographing at night? 😉 It’s called the Aurora Dance and during my Winter Aurora Photo Workshop in Lofoten, Norway one of our guides showed me how to do it.

What is in my night sky camera bag? Take a look at some of my favorite Olympus / OM SYSTEM lenses.

Have you ever made a moose yawn out of boredom? Happened to me during my Grand Teton fall photo workshop.

While waiting for some snow showers to leave the area, the sunlight eventually found an opening and lit up the peak of Hustinden Mountain in Lofoten, Norway the other month. Along the northern shoreline of Flakstadoya Island, the peak sits at 2268’

Here's the results from using a solid & split ND filter to use a slower shutter speed to smooth out the water.

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