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In the Field Trip Report to Grand Teton National Park
November 24, 2023 This past fall, I made my first photography trip to Wyoming and the Grand Teton National Park. In this trip report, I will share some of my experiences and images of four great days spent chasing wildlife and seeing the most beautiful mountainscapes, even if it was cloudy, of the Grand Teton…
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Article Published on Journal on The Think Tank Photo Website
11/09/2023 My article called Journey of A Life Long Dream Realized was published on the Journal on Think Tank Photo’s website. Since I was a child I always wanted to visit Yellowstone National Park, and for over 20 plus years, I have dreamed of photographing at the Tetons. For the last few years I have…
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In the Field Trip Report on Yellowstone National Park
November 05, 2023 Since I was a kid, I always wanted to go and visit Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming. As I became a wildlife and nature photographer, this desire to go to Yellowstone grew. I have always wanted to capture images of the big mammals like the bison, elk, bear and moose. So, when…
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2024 Calendars Available for Purchase at My Zazzle Storefront
October 19, 2024 I have updated my Zazzle Storefront with a folder of 2024 wall calendars that are now available for purchase through Zazzle.com. There are a total of 18 calendars. Subjects of the calendars include butterflies, monarch butterflies, red foxes, brown pelicans, great blue heron courting displays, egrets, flowers and bullfrogs. They are available…
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Black Swallowtail Butterfly: Caterpillar to Newly Emerged Butterfly
The Eastern black swallowtail caterpillars undergo a very noticeable change in their appearance from the 1st and 2nd Instars to the 4th and 5th Instars. After the 5th instar caterpillar stage, a chrysalis is formed before the eclosed butterfly emerges.
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Responsible Photography Presentation at James River Week
In this presentation, conservation photographer, Lori A Cash, will share images that I have captured on or along the James River, talk about responsible photography and give techniques to help create fantastic landscape and wildlife images of the James River.
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Images Published in Virginia’s 2024 Our Common Agenda
I am pleased to announce that, once again, I had three of my images published in the 2024 Our Common Agenda, a briefing book about Virginia’s conservation policies
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Photographing Flowers Indoors
Photographing flowers indoors is not weather dependent and can be done anytime of the day especially using the natural light of a window in your home.
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Scenes of Coastal Virginia Photography Exhibit Slideshow Video
Slideshow video of Lori A Cash’s photography exhibit called Scenes of Coastal Virginia held at the Norfolk Botanical Garden in Norfolk, Virginia. This exhibit was held in the Baker Hall Visitor Center during the months of April and May 2023.
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Nature Photography Day is June 15
Nature Photography Day is observed every year on June 15. This is a great time to stay connected with nature. This day is a way to promote the enjoyment of nature photography and to raise awareness of the role that nature photography plays in conservation efforts.
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Mindshift Backlight 26L Backpack Camera Bag by Think Tank
A rear panel compartment that allows you to easily get to your photo gear without setting bag down is one of the great features of the Mindshift Backlight 26L Backpack by Think Tank Photo.
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Published in Spring Issue of National Wildlife Magazine
Delmarva fox squirrel with nut in mouth by Lori A Cash Conservation Photography has been published in the 2023 spring issue of National Wildlife Magazine in the featured story called Delmarvalous written by Lynne Warren.
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Photography Exhibit at Norfolk Botanical Garden for April-May 2023
Scenes of Coastal Virginia Photography Exhibit at Norfolk Botanical Garden in Norfolk, Virginia by Lori A Cash Conservation Photography from April 1-May 31 2023.
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Protecting the Threatened Western Snowy Plover
The Western snowy plover is a small shorebird on the Pacific coast and is listed as a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act. Their threatened status is due to loss of habitat, beach erosion, human disturbance and predation.
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New Images Added to Website
New images added to Lori A Cash Conservation Photography’s website including three new photo galleries of images of whooping cranes, wild horses and marine mammals.
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In the Field Photographing the Whooping Cranes
The Aransas Wood Buffalo flock are the only self-sustaining wild whooping cranes with their wintering grounds in Texas and breeding grounds in Canada. Lori A Cash Conservation Photography spent some time in the field photographing these cranes in Texas and shares her experience in this blog post.
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New Photo Galleries Added to My Website Galleries
New photo galleries of whooping cranes, marine mammals and wild horses added to the photo gallery of the website of Lori A Cash Conservation Photography.
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Wild Horses Roam on Assateague Island National Seashore
Wild horses roam free along Assateague Island National Seashore on a barrier island in Maryland at the border of Virginia. This barrier island is famous for the wild horses and draws a lot of visitors to the Atlantic coast to see and photograph the horses.
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