My image, Intricate Detail of Nature’s Perfection (shown above), was a winner in the 2011 North American Nature Photography Association (NANPA) contest. Today (October 24, 2011) Intricate Detail graces the front page of the NANPA site.
The original stories I wrote about the making of this image: Beyond the Fields We Know; Intricate Details of Nature’s Perfection.
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I’m tickled NANPA’s judgement mirrors mine; this enchanting result of a mundane subject combined with brilliant processing, produces a jewel-like image. I predict the most recent honor will not be its last.
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