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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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2017 Holiday Cards Now Available!
2017 Holiday Cards Now Available!
about 8 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....

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KALEID show: Reception Friday, Feb 3, starting at 7pm
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Throwback Thursday: Twilight Wedge, Mono Lake

September 10, 2015

A classic image style of the post-sunset twilight wedge at Mono Lake, which seems to excel at them. This was taken from a bit west of the usual South Tufa shore almost ten years back, and again the absence of wind creates surreal and nearly perfect reflections.

(One thing I don't miss about the "good old days" was sensor dust, this particular image was a good bit of work to clean up. Thank goodness for the march of technology!)

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