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Featured Images

Welcome to BraveBrother.com! On this website are many images to share that have been inspired by studying native languages. Most of the images are inspired by nature and can be viewed in a variety of ways through the main photography areas of the site. Feel free to let us know if there are any questions by sending us a message here. Enjoy!

Grass in the Wind
mashkosiw
Sycamore Tree
Mitig
Monarch Butterfly
Memengwa
Yellow Caterpillar Two
Odamwaabagwesi
Black OIl Beetle
Makade-moowijigesi
Silver Maple Tree
zhiishiigimiiwanzh
Praying Mantis
Ozhaawashko-manidoons
Ladybug
Manoomini-manidoosh
Corn
Mandaamin
Maple Tree
Aninaatig
Raspberries
Miskomin
Potomac River
Ziibi

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

Leaves from an Oak tree in McHenry county, Illinois.

Minnesota Lake

Creek

Bee

Raspberries

Fall Leaves

Wild Iris

Freezing Over Moon

Silver Maple Tree

Morning Star

Waterfall 1

Photography, Jeremy Houchens, Gooseberry Falls

Water Flowing Over Rocks #2

Butterfly

Swamp Milkweed Beetle

Yellow Caterpillar

Photography, Jeremy Houchens, Caterpillar

Yellow Caterpillar Two

Photography, Jeremy Houchens, Yellow Caterpillar

Grass in the Wind

Moth on Yellow Flowers

Photography, Jeremy Houchens, Moth on Yellow Fowers

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

Caterpillar and Squash

Praying Mantis

Sycamore Tree

Yellow Flower

Two Frogs

Speeches

An interesting collection of historical speeches from various nations, time periods, and speakers. What have indigenous people said in the past?

Blackfoot, Shawnee, 1816

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
Speckled Snake, Creek Nation, 1829

At a council of the chiefs, head men, and warriors of the Creek nation, convened by authority, the talk of the president was communicated by the agent. After a profound
Red Jacket, 1816, #2

Brothers: We are happy to meet you both at our council. We of the Six Nations transact all our business openly, and not under the curtain. I have observed with
Between The Logs, British and American Neutrality

Brothers, the red men, who are engaged in fighting for the British king, listen! These words are from me, Tarhe, and they are also the words of the Wyandots, Delawares
ASheNonQua to Governor of Indiana, 1811
The following is a speech delivered by A-she-non-qua, a leader of the Wea people, who are a branch of the Miami people. This speech was delivered in 1811, during a
Red Jacket, April 10th, 1792
Brother Con-neh-sauty: Yesterday, when you made your proposals, the Oneidas accepted them, and thanked you. They spoke for those Oneidas, Onondagas, and Tuscaroras who all lie under one blanket. We

Featured Images

Photography Locations

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

Caterpillar and Squash

Praying Mantis

Sycamore Tree

Yellow Flower

Two Frogs

Speeches

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