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Every year, for spring nature photography, I find myself back in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. A place I return to season after season, not because I have to, but because I’m drawn there, sometimes with a few days and no agenda, sometimes with just a stolen sunrise before my naturalist classes start. There’s […]
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If we were on the trail together, standing with our tripods waiting for sunrise, or hanging around the campfire, this is a snapshot of what I’d share with you.
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