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Deb Schense Showcases Photos In The Stunning Sunsets Of Door County

September 1st, 2014

Deb Schense Showcases Photos In The Stunning Sunsets Of Door County

The Stunning Sunsets
of Door County

By Deb Schense
8 1/2˝ x 11˝ Paperback
Color Covers and Interior
50 pages
$12.99 Retail
ISBN-13: 978-1500679293

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Deb Schense Showcases Photos in
The Stunning Sunsets of Door County

A few years ago, Deb Schense and her family decided to take a chance on Door County, Wisconsin, and fell in love with the area. The pace of life was much slower. Nature’s blessings abounded everywhere in the open expanses of water, forests, and hills. The boats, sailboats, yachts, lighthouses, wildlife, and landscapes drew them in. They loved visiting there.
Each day just before sunset, the world stopped. Friends and family found a bench or a westward view and people took the time to watch the kaleidoscope of colors that unfolded in the sunset. Once the sun had spent its glory, and the glow had disappeared as it sunk below the horizon, people wandered ever so slowly back...

Photographer Deb Schense Debuts New Suburban Foxes Gallery

July 6th, 2014

Photographer Deb Schense Debuts New Suburban Foxes Gallery

Deb Schense
Photographer, Author, and Editor
North Liberty, Iowa
Cell phone: 1-866-549-4016
E-mail: debschense@gmail.com
Book and photography website: debschense.wix.com/bookem
Photography website: deb-schense.artistwebsites.com

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Photographer Deb Schense Debuts New Suburban Foxes Gallery

Early 2014, a neighborhood female fox moved under a house without a basement, where she gave birth to four kits in an abandoned tunnel system left over by a groundhog. In early April, the kits cautiously started to make an appearance in front of the house, soaking up sunshine after enduring a long hard winter.

While they would make late morning and early afternoon appearances with their foxy momma nearby, Deb Schense would sneak up on them from behind a tree and photograph them. They would play with one another and anything left in the yard; potted plant containers, tennis balls, sticks, each other, etc. They would...