In this very strange time marked by an otherworldly pandemic and the isolation and avoidance it's brought with it, may the images you find here bring a small sense of wonder to the walls in your home or office. I hope you find some inspiration here to safely venture out into the wild spaces in your own corners of the planet.  

Nature is good for us because we are and have always been a part of it. Over on my photo blog you will find several of my writings, photographs, quotes, and Musings on the challenges and wonder contained in this thing called Life. Please visit the parent site for this photo store over at SusanPreston.studio 

PHOTO-GEEKERY  

The 100-400mm and 16-55mm are my go-to lenses for wildlife, and I often pull out an ultra wide angle for landscape shots.   I love my Fujifilm XT3 and XT2 mirrorless systems. As a former analog photographer, just holding a Fuji X body in my hands is a delight. It looks, feels, and operates like the film-based models I started with all epochs ago, but is driven by state of the art technology.

The 100-400mm and 16-55mm are my go-to lenses for wildlife, and I often pull out an ultra wide angle for landscape shots.   

Few things make my heart pitter-pat more than my Peak Design travel tripod. As someone who wants to live as lightweight as possible, I've intentionally shunned bulkier cameras and tripods, knowing the heavier my load is, the less shooting will get done.  

If you visit the Bosque del Apache this winter (spring, or summer) I'll be the one wearing the hot pink Wonder Goggles.