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The Great Hawk Identity Crisis: Cooper or Sharp-shinned?
I give up. I really do. I’m just calling it a hawk and leaving it at that. Sorry. Because here it is. A juvenile Cooper’s Hawk. Probably. Unless it’s a Sharp-shinned Hawk. Which it probably isn’t. But could be. Welcome to bird identification’s version of an IRS audit. At first, I was delighted. I spotted…
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A curated gallery of my favorite images, available as print-on-demand artwork with multiple sizes, formats, and paper options — created to bring a little wonder from behind my lens into your world.
Narragraphy®
My work lives where image and story meet. I call this approach Narragraphy®—a blend of photography and narrative rooted in observation, not invention.
I don’t chase spectacle. I wait for it.
Each photograph is an act of witnessing—life, motion, stillness, form, light, texture, and shadow, captured as they truly are. From a bald eagle on the Narrow River to a fog-softened shoreline or a fleeting human gesture, I honor what’s in front of me.
The writing completes the image. It adds presence without intrusion, context without explanation. Together, image and story become lived experience—seen, felt, and shared.
My signature is simple: presence over performance, story over spectacle, meaning over noise.
— George A. Cioe
