Photography Locations

Great images can be all around us at anytime!  On the map below, we have different locations of where subject matter has been found.

Raspberry Pie

Window

Spider

A Flowering Tree

Sunflower

Clouds

Sandy Bottom Lake

Oak Leaves

Minnesota Lake

Creek

Bee

Raspberries

Fall Leaves

Wild Iris

Freezing Over Moon

Silver Maple Tree

Morning Star

Waterfall 1

Water Flowing Over Rocks #2

Butterfly

Swamp Milkweed Beetle

Yellow Caterpillar

Yellow Caterpillar Two

Grass in the Wind

Moth on Yellow Flowers

Butterfly, Pipevine Swallowtail

Water Plant

Gooseberry Falls

Dark Clouds

Creek

Goldenrod in the Fall

Aspen Trees in Fall

Yellow Tree

Basket Full of Chestnuts

Birch Bark Canoe

Waterfall

Nettle

Balsam Fir

Sugar Maple Tree

Wild Bergamot

Black-Eyed Susan

Black-Eyed Susan and Rain

Dragon Fly

New England Aster

Boxelder

Snake

Monarch Butterfly

Waterfall Bubbles

Snake, Ginebig

Mushroom

Maple Tree

A Small Snapping Turtle

Ladybug

Longhorn Milkweed Beetle

Milkweed Longhorn Beetle

Blue Dragonfly

Black OIl Beetle

Orange Mushroom

Corn

Speeches

An interesting collection of historical speeches from various nations, time periods, and speakers.  What have indigenous people said in the past?
  • Black Kettle, chief of the Cheyennes, after shaking hands with the commissioners, said: The Great Father above hears us, and the Great Father at Washington will hear what we say

  • Brothers: We have been preserved in health, strength and spirit, to meet you again at our council fire. The Great Spirit has protected us, and we are

  • Brothers of the Six Nations: We heard you yesterday.  You shall soon hear our reply.  We are pleased that the council fire is established at this place by our

  • My heart laughs for joy on seeing myself before thee; we have all of us heard the word of peace which thou have sent us: the hearts of our whole nation laugh for joy on that occasion; the women, forgetting that instant all that passed, have danced; and the children have leapt like young roe-bucks.
  • As my younger brother of the New-England Indians, who have settled in our vicinity, are now going to visit their friends, and to move up part of their families that
  • Brother: The Great Spirit has spared us until a new day to talk together, for since you came here from General Washington, you, and our uncles the sachems, have