Archive for the ‘General’ Category
“Bull Elk on the Madison” Framed 14×20 Inch Canvas Print
Having really cool photographs isn’t really much good when they just sit on the computer all day. The true fun of photography is seeing your work in print, and printing, framing, and displaying your own work can be a lot of fun. When I returned home in autumn after riding my bike across the country [...]
My Favorites from 2009
“But everybody does it!”
Okay, maybe the worst excuse ever, but a bunch of my photographer friends have been posting their favorite photos from the past year on their blogs, in Twitter, Facebook, Flickr, etc. So I figured, why not?
Here are my three favorite photographs from 2009. I’ll be the first to admit I didn’t do [...]
Black and White West Virginia Winter Landscapes
Since I haven’t been doing much photography lately, I thought I’d dig up some new old photos from my files. I decided to dabble in my folder of images taken during a trip to Blackwater Falls State Park and the surrounding area in West Virginia last winter. Since winter scenes tend to be very monochrome to [...]
Goodbye 2009
As the 2009 draws to an end, I thought I’d take a minute and update you all on what has been going on with my photography and website, and also offer a bit of a preview for the upcoming year.
Currently, my website is being redone. The new format will be similar to what I have [...]
Merry Christmas!
Portfolio Book for Sale Through Blurb
I’ve produced a book containing a portfolio of my nature and wildlife photography from 2005-2009. The book is available for sale on Blurb.com. It makes a nice book for a coffee table and a great gift. To preview or purchase the book, please visit http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/1052273. Thanks!!!
2006 NCAA Division III Wrestling Championships
I know it has been quite a while since I have posted much of anything on here, but the truth is, I have been quite preoccupied with other things recently. In addition to working extra hours because of the upcoming Christmas holiday, I’ve been applying for graduate schools, and doing many other things that involve [...]
This Year’s Holiday Wish List
It’s that time of year again. My birthday is just one week away and Christmas is right around the corner, so I’ve compiled a list of my most wanted items for the holiday gift giving season. I never get any of them, unless I buy them for myself, but I think its fun. Feel free to [...]
My Snowy Owl is the NSN December 2009 Cover
My “Snowy at Sunset” image is this month’s cover for NatureScapes.Net. Check it out!
Congrats to Alex Mody, Nature’s Best Youth Photographer of the Year
My friend Alex was named Youth Photographer of the Year by Nature’s Best Photography magazine in their annual Windland Smith Rice International Photography Awards. His winning shot of a barred owl is one of my favorites. Congrats Alex!
Check out Alex’s blog http://alexmody.wordpress.com and website http://www.alexmody.com.
More from the Delaware Water Gap
I’m behind on my editing and processing yet again, but I have an excuse. I’ve been working quite a bit, juggling three part time jobs in an effort to replenish my savings account and pay off bills as a result of my summer spent on the road. Fortunately, my jobs are somewhat fun for the most [...]
Backlit Evergreens, Wyoming
Happy Halloween everyone! Unfortunately I don’t have any new Halloween themed photos to share with you this year, so you’ll have to settle for something a bit less festive.
This photo was taken with my Canon G10 somewhere between Grand Teton National Park and Jackson, Wyoming while on my bike trip this summer. I think its [...]
Kari Post Photography on Facebook and Twitter
For those of you into all of the social networking sites out there, you can now follow me on Facebook and Twitter!
Become a fan of Kari Post Photography on Facebook. Fans help me spread the word about my photography, and in the future will be eligible for “Facebook fan only” discounts, raffles, and give aways.
You can [...]
Buttermilk Falls, Pennsylvania
Fall is coming! I went to the Pennsylvania yesterday to visit a friend who has a house in a private lakeside community in the heart of the Pocono Mountains. In some areas surrounding her house at 1900 feet, color is near peak, while in other areas the trees are still mostly green. In the next couple of [...]
New Photos Coming Soon
I’m sorry for my lack of posts since my return. I had hoped to be able to process some photos from the bike trip into saleable images (and then share them on my blog), but I haven’t yet been able to do so. I’m currently using Adobe Photoshop CS3 as my primary photo editing program, [...]
Florida First Coast FotoFest Wrap Up
This afternoon I’ll be flying back to New Jersey after five days in Florida for the First Coast Birding and Nature Festival. I had an amazing time at the festival and was able to meet some awesome people, attended a few seminars, and even got the chance to do a little shooting. Special thanks to [...]
Today at Florida’s First Coast Festival
I had a great day at Florida’s First Coast Birding and Nature Festival in St. Augustine today. After a morning run I helped Greg Downing and Scott Elowitz with a sunrise field session using captive rehabilitated raptors kindly supplied by the Florida Audubon Center for Birds of Prey. We had four beautiful subjects – an [...]
Greetings from Florida’s First Coast Birding and Nature Festival
I’m currently down in St. Augustine, Florida at the First Coast Birding and Nature Festival. I’m working the NatureScapes.Net booth with Greg Downing in the exhibitor’s hall, so anyone at the festival, especially NSN members, should stop by and say “hi!”
This morning, I photographed wood storks, egrets, and heron’s at the Alligator Farm, and have spent [...]
Happy Easter!
I know its been a long time since my last update, but a lot has gone on in my life in a short while. Work has kept me quite busy, as it usually does, so I haven’t been shooting much, and its still pretty cold outside and rather unphotogenic in Hewitt, New Jersey where I [...]
Just an Update
I apologize for my lack of posts recently. Last week, I started working at Project USE again, and just like last year, the job consumes my life and leaves little free time for photography and other non-work related activities. As Project employees say, its not a job, its a lifestyle. Anyway, I should be hiking [...]