ForestWander Nature Photography Articles

The crisp cool air of autumn presents a great opportunity for camping. The beautiful colors through the forests and campgrounds produce a magical splendor that only last a few weeks in the deciduous forests.

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Throughout history mankind has always celebrated the harvest of crops that many have labored for all summer long. The work involved with plowing, planting and cultivating a crop is really tough work especially in today’s standards. Since there are so many conveniently placed grocery markets that provide fresh food for a fair price, it is easy to take the blessing of a fall harvest for granted, which has been cherished for hundreds of years and many generations.

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West Virginia is an amazing state for nature photography.

All types of Nature photography scenery exists throughout the state, from amazing forests and mountains to wildlife and waterfalls.

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Troy Lilly (a.k.a. ForestWander) has released a paper written for an undergraduate class from WGU – Western Governors University. This paper provides solid research regarding the scientific support of Biblical references of nature in scriptures.

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Why I love the Canon 5d Mark II

I started out in photography using a canon powershot A50. I had bought the camera in 2000 because that is when my first son was born. I did not want to miss anything as he grew up and I had never owned a camera before. I had heard of digital cameras but had not really ever used one. This canon powershot A50 was a 1 mega pixel camera that had some neat features for the cameras at this time. No video or anything like that but I learned to use some of the features of the camera fairly easily. It was quite expensive for my wife and I to buy this camera as it was around $250 and when you have just been married a few years and have a new baby that is a lot of money.

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