I'm doing a tip a month related to photographing and working with nature spirits. This month's tip is a .pdf on "How to Photograph Nature Spirits." 

This is a special offer that I am now making for people who sign up for my newsletters. As you friends are already signed up - I wanted to be sure you got a copy as well.

The popular world of reels is a wonderful boon for observing the many kinds of spirit who live in rocks and trees. I am no longer confined to show everything in one photo - I can move from a distance to up close and walk all around the trunk. 

Click on the link below, which takes you into Instagram where you can view and like the reel shown here. While you're there - I would be most grateful if you would click to follow my Instagram page - it would help so much to gain visibility for the nature spirits!

This is a famous section of road in Northern Wisconsin known to photographers simply as the Curves of Highway 42. It was designed by Jens Jensen, the Dean of American landscape architects. 

There are fifteen curves along this highway, all designed to slow us down, encourage us to engage with nature, and to adjust our direction as we travel on.

This is a wonderful option for a practitioner's office or a home living room or den. It symbolizes the many curves the road of life takes us as we travel.

Only fifty copies of this 13x19 photograph will ever be printed. For the month of September only, signed and numbered Limited Edition prints are available at 20% off list price. (USA Shipping is included.)

The history of these curves:

Jensen believed in an Ideal Highway – a road that would slow traffic and keep nature always in view. He was so well respected that when it came time for Wisconsin to build a road through the woods near his folk art school, The Clearing, the engineers conferred with Jensen as to its path. Jensen applied his esthetic principles here and insisted that the road wind around major trees instead of just cutting down the trees. The result was this well-photographed route.