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Crowding Wildlife Photographers: How To Make Us Uncomfortable.
Getting ready to leave the house with your camera gear and a full cup of coffee and a couple of destinations is it the best feeling. I truly enjoy the time and finally being able to refresh the mind, especially after being on the editing realm for several days. Once I get on the Shenandoah National Park in Greene County or off the Sperryville entrance, I instantly get into another whole state of mind. Shaking off the office vibe and starting to look for wildlife and the great

Josh Fuller
4 hours ago2 min read
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The Moment of Focus: Capturing the Opportunity
How often we see ourselves in a situation where split seconds are the difference between success and regret. I would say failure but that is just a temporary moment in time, not a permanent state of being. When it comes down to it, we have to really grind down the burs, blurry viewfinders, and focus on the beautiful photo or moment in front of you. Soi many times I have taken my camera looking for wildlife, only to be confronted with weather, crowds, or the once in a lifetime

Josh Fuller
2 days ago2 min read
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The Divide Between Clarity & Fog In Philosophy
How you differentiate between a clear mind and the fog of the everyday brain can rightly determine your ability to think and process stuff. Going through different circumstances and trials will really be the proving ground of anyone who is struggling. But the important part to remember is that there are so many different schools of thought on the topic of struggle and why it happens to so many people. The biggest thing to remember is that just because it did happen, is that i

Josh Fuller
5 days ago3 min read
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