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Looking through a lens at the St. Louis Public Library
If a book can transport its reader to another world, then each library must be a universe. In the same way, a library offers photographers a wide array of compelling stories to capture. This is the case for the central branch of the St. Louis Public Library.
Witnessing a WWII Reenactment
Most people are likely to recognize saying such as “faster as a speeding bullet” or “does whatever a spider can.” When it comes to superheroes, people can discover a multitude with a handful of taps on a phone screen.
A Journey Through Jefferson Barracks
There are multiple different subjects that photographers can employ when depicting bravery in America. The eagle, for example, can uniquely highlight the idea. However, for photographers looking to take a more direct approach, there are a couple of different options. Photographers can capture this bittersweet scene of heroism when visiting Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery.
Picturing Powder Valley
Nature has an incredible story to share. These stories can be as loud as a “roaring waterfall” or as silent as a “dancing flower.” Photographers will find it is nearly impossible to discover an area of nature untouched by humanity, but even these places have their own unique story to tell. An inviting bridge can connect the peace of nature to our busy world. This mixture of untouched perfection and designed beauty resides at Powder Valley Nature Center.
A Sanctuary Snapshot
For photographers, birds make marvelous subjects. A bird in flight is an extraordinary sight to behold, and in the spring, a male bird’s vivid coloring is nothing short of breathtaking. The World Bird Sanctuary is located at 125 Bald Eagle Ridge Rd, Valley Park, MO 63088, right next to Lone Elk. This sanctuary is home to a variety of birds of prey, including eagles, vultures, and hawks.