by susan preston | Jun 4, 2019 | Chaco Canyon, Photo of the Day, Travel
Sunrays Through Pueblo Bonito The gate of heaven is very low; only the humble can enter it. – Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton This is the first of several shots I’ll be sharing from my short trip to Chaco Canyon, the prehistoric home of the Anasazi Indians. This...
by susan preston | Jun 1, 2019 | Birds, Photo of the Day, San Luis Valley, Sunrise + Sunset, Travel
The Precious Life You’ve Been Given Life is not supposed to overwhelm you at all times. Life isn’t meant to be merely survived—it’s meant to be lived. Seasons or instances will inevitably feel out of your control, but the moments when you feel like you’re...
by susan preston | Feb 14, 2019 | Birds, Photo of the Day, Travel
Happy V Day It might be Valentine’s Day everywhere else in the world but I think it’s way more interesting to celebrate Vulture Day here on SusanPreston.studio. Why not? On a day that is devoted to matters of the heart it’s probably a good idea...
by susan preston | Feb 12, 2019 | Birds, Photo of the Day, Travel
Fly away home! Alas! Today is the day I fly away home to chilly New Mexico. This snowbird has had a fabulous time in Florida visiting my family. I’ soooo looking forward to sifting through my wildlife photographs over the coming weeks and months. It’s...
by susan preston | Feb 11, 2019 | Birds, Photo of the Day, Travel
Great Blue Sentry I’m convinced birds can read a photographer’s mind, waiting for the moment we turn our backs or pull our cameras away from our faces to finally do something. This guy, however, seemed happy as a clam to stand sentry, fixed to his post...
by susan preston | Feb 10, 2019 | Birds, Musings, Photo of the Day, Travel
How to Choose the Right Camera System from a Flock of Choices This image was shot with my back toward a sunset that was completely obscured by clouds, making for extremely low-light conditions. So, what does a photographer need to do to stop the motion of birds in...
