Author Archives: Martina Landolt Photography

About Martina Landolt Photography

Being outside in nature, capturing the beauty that lives among us, on camera or in the mind's eye has healing powers. Having fun discovering new and interesting subjects from unique perspectives to unique lenses, photography is all about light. Natural light is a constant change creating photo challenges that are never ending. I am on a photographic journey of life with people and places around me. Thank you for visiting my journey. Please leave any comments & connect with me on Facebook, twitter or LinkedIn.

Road Trip Stop to Crazy Horse

Posted on October 26, 2018

“Never Forget Your Dreams”  – Korczak Ziolkowski Heading out West for a road trip to Yellowstone was more than the 40+ hour round trip adventure as stated on google maps.  With all the rest stops and additional sights to see, … Continue reading →

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ART in the Park – Part II (Troll Hunt)

Posted on August 29, 2018

I’ve literally been all around the world this summer, mostly driving in a car and I finally have time to slow down and write a post. I realize our wonderful social media allows us to post while on the go, … Continue reading →

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Sneak Peek of ART in the Park…

Posted on June 19, 2018

If you have read some of my past posts over a year ago, many of them reference to the Morton Arboretum where nature meets man. Joy Morton, A man of Salt and trees, yes Morton as in the salt company … Continue reading →

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Historic Ice Age Trail (Part 2)

Posted on June 2, 2018

A few posts ago, I wrote about the Historic Ice Age Trail I walked on in Wisconsin. Apparently after that post, there were a few discoveries I decided to share. While the start of the journey seemed so barren, there … Continue reading →

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Timing is Everything

Posted on June 2, 2018

Good or bad, we can all relate to an incident in which timing meant something special or something miserable for us. In my case, this past week several timing issues came up. Mostly miserable for my oversight.  First one was … Continue reading →

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Pictures & Words

Posted on May 24, 2018

While a picture doesn’t speak, it can say “a thousand words” with or without written words. Here I included a “borrowed” photograph from an email marketer with written words that can lift anyone’s spirits. It actually made a positive impact … Continue reading →

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Eye see

Posted on May 22, 2018

Do you see what I see? From the natural wild into to the friendly waters behind glass walls at the Shedd Aquarium in Chicago. Perhaps this creature’s instincts keep it still so as to blend into the environment and wait … Continue reading →

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Happy Mother’s Day

Posted on May 13, 2018

Have a wonderful Mother’s day wherever you are. Without Mother’s we would not be who we are and where we are today!

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Protected: Money Matters Most

Posted on May 12, 2018

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Protected: Perspective Matters

Posted on May 7, 2018

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