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Joe Decker is a California-based nature photographer, author and educator focusing on the power and beauty of the high latitudes.


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Hall of Bergs, 2016
about 4 years ago
Dawn on Tabular Icebergs, 2016
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2017 Holiday Cards Now Available!
2017 Holiday Cards Now Available!
about 7 years ago

Once a year I produce a one-time print run of holiday cards with a winter-themed image, and ... it's that time again. This singular King Penguin from St Andrews Bay on South Georgia Island overlooks a warm misty sunrise and 150,000 of his closest friends....

KALEID show: Reception Friday, Feb 3, starting at 7pm
KALEID show: Reception Friday, Feb 3, starting at 7pm
about 8 years ago

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Earth Shadow before Dawn, Oxbow Bend

July 19, 2015

A classic location, indeed, but it certainly paid to get on the road before there was even a hint of light in the sky. The layer of clouds between the far bend in the river and the mountains much farther away helps create another layer of depth. And a stronger than normal earth shadow effect (why does it vary as much as it does, I wonder?) worked well here too.

This is an extremely well-visited location, by true sunrise it would have been difficult to take this picture without including a photographer, and in fact I have a few, but in any case, this soft predawn light was more pleasing in any case.

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