Author Archives: Stephen L Tabone

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About Stephen L Tabone

Retired Executive Consultant and Nature Photographer

Potomac River Eagles Nest

Posted on March 29, 2016 by Stephen L Tabone

Early Saturday morning, March 26, 2016, my friend, Ernie Sears, and I went to a location along the Potomac River to photograph and video an active American Bald Eagles’ nest. The location of the nest is fortunately not well known, and … Continue reading →

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Bulls Island, South Carolina

Posted on March 23, 2016 by Stephen L Tabone

I returned late Sunday evening from three days on Bulls Island, which is in the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge in South Carolina. Bulls Island is an uninhabited barrier island with a beach known as the Boneyard. The Boneyard gets … Continue reading →

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Iceland – A Nature Lover’s and Photographer’s Paradise

Posted on July 22, 2015 by Stephen L Tabone

(Sunlit Atlantic Puffins on a cliff overlooking a black sand beach. The female puffin is standing at the entrance of her burrow nest.) In late May 2015, I traveled to Iceland with two friends (Caesar and Ernie), who are also … Continue reading →

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Iceland – Initial Images

Posted on June 3, 2015 by Stephen L Tabone

I returned from Iceland last week after spending ten full and long days photographing some of Iceland’s most iconic and many other spectacular locations. I have barely had time to unpack my gear and upload images from memory cards, but … Continue reading →

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Spring Trilliums

Posted on May 16, 2015 by Stephen L Tabone

On Wednesday morning this week, I went with my friend, Ernie Sears, to photograph trilliums at Thompson Wildlife Management Area near Front Royal, Virginia. Ernie had heard Thompson WMA was a good place to see and photograph trilliums, but we … Continue reading →

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