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Captured on a crisp, atmospheric morning at Potter Marsh in Anchorage, Alaska, this image highlights the fleeting beauty of a duck emerging through the mist. The photographer, initially prepared with a medium-format camera, had to pivot quickly to a 35mm Nikon to seize the moment before the subject vanished into the reeds. This photograph is award-worthy for its masterful capture of a transient, ethereal scene, demonstrating the photographer's ability to adapt technical settings under pressure to preserve a delicate, natural interaction that would have otherwise been lost to the fog.
Misty Morning Duck, by Ronnie Glover
Based in Gig Harbor, Washington, Ronnie Glover is a versatile photographer whose journey began with formal training at the Southeastern Center for the Arts in Atlanta. His extensive fourteen-year residence in Alaska profoundly shaped his connection to the natural world, fueling a deep passion for nature, sports, and travel photography. Dedicated to fostering cultural understanding and appreciation for the outdoors, Glover continues to evolve his craft, recently expanding his creative repertoire to include mobile photography while documenting athletic events.
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In the quiet hours before the world fully wakes, there is a thickness to the air that feels almost solid. It is a veil, a soft erasure of the sharp edges that define our daily lives.
Read the reflection →The morning does not arrive all at once. It comes in layers, a slow thinning of the grey. You stand at the edge of the water, and the air is heavy with the dampness of things not yet awake.
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