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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. Hi Barb, well sort of neighbors we live in Denver. We do like to go out the plains on the weekends to do some photography and look for birds. Thanks for passing along the link we will have to try to make it up to your area some weekend as it is not too far and could provide different opportunities.

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  2. shungphotography

    You’ve got an excellent blog. I like all the images you posted, just superb!! I also enjoy your titles to the images, very creative. Thanks for sharing your work and thanks for visiting my new (< 1 month) blog – I guess you can say I am the new kid in the block and have a lot to learn. — Steve

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    1. Hi Steve, thanks for the feedback. I hope you find the blogging fun. I enjoy it and it is a great place to share the photos and a great creative outlet. Wishing you a great week ahead.

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    1. Thanks, hope the summer weather is fine up in Bellingham and the day are filled with sunny skies. 🙂
      The weather in the Denver area has been fin so far this summer. Best wishes.

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  6. Hi Michael,

    You have an amazing blog and some very beautiful shots. I will be following you.
    I am very glad you stopped over my blog and liked a post. I hope you visit back.
    Cheers
    Aanchal

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    1. Thanks, a trip up the coast sounds great right now as we are having a week or two of real summer right now and the cool coastal breeze would be a nice feeling. Hope you had a great trip and look forward to seeing/reading about it on your blog.

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  10. Hey Mike!!! Thank you for stopping by and of course for like. Your visit gave me a chance to visit your amazing blog. Your work is really stunning. Would love to visit it regularly. Nice to meet you. Have a good day..:)

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  14. Hi Mike

    thanks for the like on my recent post. I look through your blog and wow … love those pictures, amazing. Maybe in the near future you will allow me to use some of your pictures for a painting. Great work. 🙂

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    1. Hello, first your welcome and thanks for stoping by here as well. Your feedback is appreciated and we hope you stop by again and don’t be shy to chime in when the urge strikes. Hope you have a great day.

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  17. hinblick

    Thank you for liking my blog, so I could find yours (& start following you, too). Beautiful photos, and I like your blog’s name, too!

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    1. And a big thank you for stoping by here and following. I look forward to hearing from you as we appreciate feedback in any constructive way to help us along in our little experiment here. Wishing you a great day and week ahead.

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  19. Hi Mike, thank you for the like, and for the opportunity to discover your gorgeous blog. You have yourself a new follower. I was going to comment on a favourite photo but it was too hard to choose!

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    1. Hi, thanks for returning the vista to our site as well. I enjoyed reading about your adventures and travels on your boat as well as your bird/nature photos. Keep having fun I wish you a great weekend.

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  25. A picture is worth a thousand words… I am having a hard time with writing a lil something to say with the pictures I post. With alot of my photos.. there is no words I can put to the ‘feel’ of what the scene inspires within me. I can appreciate the simplicity of your blog. After browsing around I have two questions for you, if you don’t mind? What experiment do you refer to? and I am curious to know what is pinhole photography?

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    1. Thanks for the kind feedback as well as taking the time to give it and look through the photos. We have fun doing it and it is fun to take the time to see what surrounds us. Hope you are having a great weekend.

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    1. Hi and your welcome, word that can create an image are wonderful and you are doing a fine job and indeed we are both doing the same thing if slightly different ways. I takes more than one to change people thought so I am glad we are working together. Hope you are having a great day.

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  34. Hi Mike. I wanted to say thank you for your visits to my Water Works Park Project site. I’m pretty new to this, and your wonderful photography is an inspiration to me. Amanda

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    1. Hi Amamda, thanks for stopping by here as well we really appreciated the feedback. The best part about this whole blogging thing is the inspiration that is shared and how it keeps the creative juices flowing. Glad you liked a few of our photos and wishing you a great week ahead.

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  35. Hi Michael and Christine! Quite a wonderful blog you have! And that photo in this page is great too! I love how the composition meets the purple colour in the middle.

    Happy blogging, happy photographing, and happy holidays 🙂

    Kind regards,
    Tieme

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    1. Hi Tieme, thanks for the kind words as we really appreciate them. We have fun with the blog and getting out to shot a few photos every now and then. Wish you the best and hope your holidays are happy and relaxing.

      Mike and CHristy

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  37. https://marybmaulsby.wordpress.com

    Hi Mike and Christine. I like your blog. I just read your junco post. We have them in NM in the winter – the dark-eyed juncos in several varieties – Oregon, slate colored, pink sided and grey-headed. I love them. They just seem so solid. They get along with all the other birds, and are so pretty. Thanks for your picture.

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    1. Hi Mary, we also really like the Junco and are amazed by the varieties and subtle differences among them. They are as you say solid and seem at home in the winter here when many birds have fled for warmer climates. Hope you are having a great day and wishing you all the best in 2015.

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  39. I don’t know how you found my blog, but I’m glad you did. Now here I am visiting your blog. Nice to meet you. Your photography is beautiful. Sometimes, blogs like yours are the closest I get to the nature you photograph. I hope to buy a real camera one day and take some lessons.

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    1. Hi and thanks for stopping by here and leaving your thought as we really appreciate them. Even more so than the photographs we enjoy just being able to see what exists in the worlds around us and the photography allows us to share it. Hope your 2015 is off to a great start.

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    1. Thank you for stopping by here and checking out our site and give it a look over. We really look forward to having you along on your journey and love sharing what we see here. Best wishes and a wonderful 2015 to you. Christy and Mike

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  41. Your blog is gorgeous! I can’t stop looking at the photos. You capture tiny nuances in endless ways–thanks for sharing this gift! Thanks for the like today that let me know about your blog.
    Elouise

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    1. Hi Elouise, thanks for the nice feedback. We really appreciate it. We enjoy having this space to share what we see and hope you enjoy it just as much. We love the mourning dove in the snow and we have even posted a similar shot a year or so back of on all puffed out after an overnight snow storm. They are beautiful birds indeed. Cheers, and have a wonderful day.

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      1. A big part of the fun of my blog is the variety of people that I “meet”. It is a curiosity to me how they come across my offerings. Thank you for taking the time to answer. ;->

        I think I am going to really enjoy reading your offerings.

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