As a landscape photographer, you simply hope the golden hours, the first and last hour of light each day, live up to their name. Often, they don’t. On rare occasion, that “hour” lasts even longer.
Author: Eric Fowler
Patterns from Above
Nebraskaland photographer Eric Fowler shares a collection of images he has taken from a plane. He has spent hundreds of hours doing aerial photography.
Wildlife Habitat from the Bottom Up
Billy Chromy improves his family’s property near Linwood, Nebraska, for deer by managing the land for quail
Conestoga – A Model Lake
Conestoga Lake is a peaceful retreat. But it’s not as quiet as it used to be. That’s what happens whenever improvements are made to a fishery near Nebraska’s capital city. And the improvements made to Conestoga were many.
A Rare Bird: Remembering Jon Farrar
Dogged writer and photographer. Accuracy hound. Swearer. Whiskey drinker. That was Jon Farrar. This colorful character of a man, who spent 42 years on the staff of Nebraskaland Magazine, passed away on March 30, 2021, at the age of 73.
Jerky Shooter
Nebraskaland photographer Eric Fowler shares tips on using a jerky shooter to turn ground venison into deer and duck blind snacks.