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    Observations rom a Mongolian Ger
    Patrick Meier
    • Jun 26, 2019
    • 7 min

    Observations rom a Mongolian Ger

    I choose to visit Mongolia in autumn for several reasons; the aim was to photograph snow leopards directly and with the use of camera traps. As the temperature drops and the first snowfall sets in, herbivores slowly migrate to lower levels of the mountain ranges that are their home. Here they can still find food. Inevitably, the snow leopards follow them. It should be easier to observe and photograph these magnificent cats in autumn and late winter. Moreover, as the main tour
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    Moving to a new CMS
    Patrick Meier
    • May 13, 2018
    • 2 min

    Moving to a new CMS

    For several years, mywilderness.net was set up on the photography content management system of Zenfolio. Following an extensive evaluation, I eventually decided to switch to wix.com. Are you interested to learn why? When I set up my Zenfolio website a few years ago, I moved there from two photo community websites: 500pix.com and naturescapes.net. Back then, I just wanted to create my own space and add information such as a blog and trip reports, which wasn't easily possible o
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