About

 

Welcome to nature has no boss the photography and thought blog of Michael Bizeau and Christine Schultheis.

We are inspired by nature and that which happens of its own accord and view “nature” not as a thing or a place but as a process we are all a part of. We hope you enjoy the images we present here and you can take some time to look around and become inspired by the wonderful planet we live on.

“When you have seen one ant, one bird, one tree, you have not seen them all.”
E. O. Wilson

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    1. Allan, thanks for the feedback and taking the time to check out the photos. I have fun doing it. Keep up the nice work yourself. I enjoy the inspiration I get from seeing other doing fine work. It gives me something to shoot for.

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  5. Thanks so much for visiting my blog and liking my photo! I appreciate it very much. I’ve enjoyed my visit here and look forward to following your posts. 😀

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    1. Hi, I have yet to photograph Yosemite. I have been to Tofino/Ucluelet and thought it was equal to anything as far as a true natural place. Iyour work is wonderful and represents your environment in it’s true form. Thanks for the kind words and posting your work.

      My daily photo blog is Nature has no boss

      Naturehasnoboss.wordpress.com

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  9. I really like the photos you’re posting here, and the words to go with them. I always think it puts the scene in context to know how and when the photo was taken. You seem to capture so many of the spontaneous and unexpected elements of nature – great work!
    Thanks for visiting and liking my blog 🙂
    Helen

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  10. Good morning, Michael,
    I too enjoy seeing your photos.Thank you. 🙂
    You are welcome to take a look at mine as well, at http://terrasseaudrey.wordpress.com

    There is one little negative comment I need to make, though. In your “about” section you have a common spelling error: “that which happens of it’s own accord” This must be, “that which happens of its own accord” with no apostrophe in “its.” “It’s” means “it is” or “it has” and I’m sure that’s not what you mean. I just thought you’d like to change that.
    Respectfully,
    aj

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    1. David, thanks alot. You have great shots on your blog. I can relate to the difficulty of getting a great bluebird shot. We have spent whole mornings chasing them around the mountain meadows but with meager results. Thanks again.

      Mike

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  21. Mike, your work is stunning and I hope you are working hard to make photography your career. It appears you have an amazing and natural talent. I wish you the very best!

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    1. BB, thanks I am glad you found the blog as well and a big thanks for taking some of you time to poke around and peek at the pics. Hope you return and keep looking as I enjoy sharing my photos.

      Regards,

      Mike

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    1. Thanks Andrea, Pinholes have a special place in my photography. Thanks for posting your paintings and I envy your stay in Iceland we only spent a short time there between our recent time in Greenland.

      Thanks for taking a peek at the photos.

      Mike

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    1. Thanks Hayden, I am with you on the sometimes misuse of HDR photography, when taken to the extreme it appears unnatural and not even pleasing to look at at least in my opinion. Maybe it is just like most new technologies and will take time for us to get a grip on how and when to use it.

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  32. Michael, thank you for taking a look at my blog! Your pictures are wonderful and I love your philosophy of photo-taking. I admire your ability to be succinct with your photos and words. Beautiful!

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    1. Nikki, thanks for checking my out as well. I enjoyed your story and photos about hiking to the beaches in PNW. I only get out that way once in a blue moon and it brought back good memories. Cheers.

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    1. Thanks COlin, you have great photos on your site and at first glance are inspired by much of the same things that drive me to take photographs. I look forward to reading your posts and seeing your photographs as you continue on explorations.

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  49. Hi Mike:

    Thanks for stopping by my blog On The Wing. Like you I divide my time between teaching (middle school, not university) and exploring the natural world. I love the diversity of your photography, both of subjects and styles. The pinhole images are especially unique and interesting. I was also struck by “The Mallard” photo. I couldn’t have said it better myself…there are so many of them, but none are “common.” Looking at a familiar thing in a whole new way is always an amazing experience – great job in capturing that idea.

    Keep up the good work!

    Pat

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    1. Pat, thanks for taking the time to write such a thoughtful comment. Your job teaching middle school has got to be much tougher than any I can think of. I do enjoy all types of photography and the pinhole images are something I am also fond of. Your passion for nature is evident in your blog and also very inspiring. Thanks again and have a great holiday season.

      Mike

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  50. Hello Mike! Thank you for dropping by. I like your blog a lot – the pinhole camera fascinates me and I will be here to see, read and think about your images more often! Have a nice day. Regards.

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    1. Thank you for stopping by as well and taking the time to write a thoughtful comment. I hope you do take your time stop back and check out what is posted. I enjoy the pinhole camera as the simplicity allows me to see things just a bit differently. Have a great day.

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