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Bruce Leventhal

I am an educator, naturalist, & photographer. I believe it is possible to speak with images & paint with words in a way that can promote real change.
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The Bear Dance 

Nikon D500 + Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8 VRII

The Bear Dance

June 21, 2017 in June 2017, Other

The summer solstice in the Northern Hemisphere arrived at 11:24 PM on June, 20 2017. Not one to celebrate the typical Judeo-Christian holidays, I prefer to acknowledge the comings and goings of natural events throughout the year. Crafted by evolutionary, geologic and astronomical forces, nature’s predictable cycles are the seminal moments I document on my mental calendar. The first buds, the shrill of a red-winged blackbird and the emergence of spring ephemerals are just a few of the endless phenological moments I chart. Thus, when the planet is aligned with the sun such that we experience the longest or the shortest day, I can’t help but take note. So, grab yourself a pint of ale, find a foggy forest, and bare your soul to the forces of nature; today is the solstice and it is a great day to celebrate.

Foggy Forest

Nikon D810 + 16-35mm f/4 VR

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Tags: Solstice, Bear, Mamal, Minnesota, Forest, Science
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