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Laszlo with his friends; his camera, and a little green tree frog, which suddenly jumped to his lens, when we photographed these beautiful gems on the Bobcat trail at San Bernard National Wildlife Refuge, TX.
On this page, we plan to give you updated information about our trips, interesting or unique shooting locations, news about our and our friends (most of them became friends) exhibitions, photo competitions, sometimes we just wish to say Hello to you.
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Naturalperl participants got great photo opportunities to photograph both landscape and wildlife at Bosque del Apache NWR, which is one of the best places to photograph snow geese and sandhill cranes during winter time. Last year we got cold, but clear sky during dawn. In December 2006, we got cold rainy and snowy weather, and most of the dawns were foggy and cloudy, so we just dreamed about the colorful sunrise.
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On our Naturalperl fall trips to Wichita Mountains NWR, OK, we always look for dramatic, colorful sky after sunset. This typical western orange painted sky gave a great backdrop for our landscapes taken at Caddo Lake. This area is open after sunset, so we were able to get the best light of afterglow. We had to leave at sunset from other great locations, such as Sunset Lake, or the Wilderness area.
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Exploring and photographing in Yellowstone NP Wyoming, is always rewarding. We searched for small roads and hidden trails to stay far from people, got up early and visited one or two scenic area when the light was special. One of the mornings at Lake Yellowstone surprised us with heavy fog, and the rising sun made special light effects there. After stopping at the Lower and Midway Geyser Basins we looked around the Upper Geyser Basin, and enjoyed the eruption of the Geysers.
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This late afternoon photograph, was taken at Lake Yellowstone, where the Yellowstone river expands to a small lake. This is one of the most photographed area and good for watching and photographing wildlife, such as bison, black bear, grizzly bear, or elk. If the weather is cooperative, you may get great shots from here at sunset, or at sunrise. Be there early, you may see pink and blue colors.
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See the Light! Laszlo of Naturalperl.
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