Gurney Journey (Substack)
- by James GurneyI made mine in Photoshop, but it’s not a forgery.
- by James GurneyGeorge Lucas introduces his Museum of Narrative Art
- by James GurneyWhy shadows appear black in photos, and whether we should lighten them
- by James GurneyBig and somewhat arbitrary color movement in a painting
- by James GurneyMy gouache kit laid out
- by James GurneyA peaceful pause in your online wanderings
- by James GurneyWe’re on the Brink of Understanding Animal Communication
- by James GurneyHow I draw the viral raccoon.
- by James GurneySame subject, two different kinds of light
Jocelyn Anderson Photography
- A Tufted Titmouse surrounded by Fall color.
- All flaps deployed as a Great Egret arrives at a small mud flat. I was watching this egret at his/her previous location for awhile, but nothing was caught. The egret must've decided a new fishing spot was needed.
- Merlins are migrating through here in Michigan, and the Blue Jays are not happy about it. There were quite a few brave Blue Jays that would bop the Merlin and then fly away while being chased. At one point the Merlin flew right over my head.
- An Eastern Chipmunk giving the "there's danger on the ground" alarm. There were several other chippies giving the same call. I couldn't see what was causing the alarm, but I bet there was a mink romping around.
- The angle of the sunlight brought out this Sora's ruby eyes.
- A House Wren that popped up to perch on garden fencing to take a look around before heading back into the gardens.
- This Red-tailed Hawk was preening when a Blue Jay landed nearby. The Blue Jay yelled at the hawk for a bit before also getting into some preening.
- A Great Egret passing by with the Fall colors starting to show.
- A Black-capped Chickadee perched along the nature trail after caching a sunflower seed. This time of year their brain volume increases to help them remember where they've cached their food.
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