Day 857

This is the time of year where this crazy photography journey starts to become more challenging. See, I leave for work between 7am and 7:30am each morning. I typically don’t have enough time in the morning to think about photographing Nico. Plus, he is a couch potato in the morning. I usually arrive home from work between 4:30pm and 5:30pm. This time of year, the light is fading fast in the evening. By late December there is very little time during the day where I am home with Nico with sufficient light to get good photos. I’ve considered faster lenses, flashes, and even building a mini-studio with proper lighting. All that is money and time I don’t have. Instead, I work with what I got. Tonight that is a joyful dog running in the yard as the sunsets.

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Brendan Wiltse

Brendan is a professional landscape, nature, and wildlife photographer with over 20 years of experience. He holds a Ph.D. in biology from Queen’s University and is an accomplished research scientist. His photography focuses on the conservation of the natural world. He is most well known for his work photographing the Adirondack Park in upstate New York but has worked across the eastern United States and Canada.

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