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Ishan Shanavas's avatar

Man, this is my favourite issue from you yet. For obvious reasons. I want more people to revel in the beauty of nature, and you certainly have taken up the cause. This is a noble path you're on, and I am incredibly happy for you.

Good luck and Godspeed Randy.

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randy's avatar

Thank you so much, man! Good luck to you as well. I wish I had pursued these passions at a much younger age, like you are. I'm sure I am going to see you someday on TV with your own wildlife show!

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Stephen Rowland's avatar

It may sound controversial but to acquire some insight into succeeding to get close enough to get that photo shot / studying hunting techniques might help. Simple as sitting in a duck blind with decoys out.

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randy's avatar

That's a good suggestion, and I have thought about it. My Dad was a big hunter. Something I never gravitated towards. But, as a kid, I spent some time sitting in blinds with him, waiting for him to get that perfect shot. Photography is very similar. Just a different kind of shot. 😊

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Sandra Yvonne's avatar

"There is nothing as beautiful as what we can find in nature. No building, painting, cathedral, or other work of art can touch what nature has to offer. That’s a hill I’m willing to die on"

I love your conviction. Nature is quite literally the GREATEST work of art.

Loving the eagle photos, and looking forward to seeing more from you, Randy!!

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randy's avatar

Thanks, Sandra! You're right, it is the greatest work of art. And it can be the best psychologist as well, if we are willing to spend time in it and listen to what it's trying to tell us.

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James Bailey's avatar

Amazing pictures! Can’t wait to see more Randy.

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randy's avatar

Thank you, James!

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Karena's avatar

+1 amazing photo (no point reinventing the phrase)

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randy's avatar

Thank you, Karena!

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