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I am moved to capture what is invisible to the naked eye,
but also to capture what is visible but often overlooked.
MD Riksman
An Aligator
Submerged
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It is fascinating to capture what is invisible to the naked eye, but also to capture what is visible but often overlooked. My love of close-camera work provides for this type of exploration. Nature reminds me that mystery is continuous, beyond what we might notice or understand. When I am capturing what I call, nature's simple miracle's, I am really bowing at mother earth.
MD Riksman
A Baby
Tomato Plant
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In nature, be it a striking landscape or an average backyard, there is a magical world of wonder all around us, waiting and well worth admiring.
MD Riksman
The Australian Kookaburra
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When photographing, the more commonplace or unusual a subject, the more fascinated I become and the more alive I feel.
MD Riksman
Sand On Rock
Terrific photographs can be taken in seemingly dull places. That's the advantage of closing in on a subject; the beauty can be isolated.
MD Riksman
"There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is a miracle."
Albert Einstein
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