Stone Waves
Last week brought desert and canyon and sandstone. In Little Wild Horse Canyon, stone mimics the force that carved it.
IotW: Ladybird
Ladybird. Ladybug. Lady beetle. Lady cow. Ladybird beetle. All names for one of the most easily recognized insects in the world. Or rather one of the most easily recognized entire […]
Thought
I’ve had several encounters with my favorite flying dinosaurs recently. Common ravens (Corvus corax) are found in the far northern latitudes around the globe. At first glance, you might think […]
Fire and Ice
I’ve missed the last couple of weeks due to training and camping. Not that that’s a good excuse. On the plus side, here are a couple of intimate moments with […]
IotW: Skeptic
Lizard in the afternoon sun. Not too sure about this whole model career.
IotW: Halo
Most birds will fly away when they notice a person. This curious Stellar’s jay, on the other hand, did the exact opposite. I first saw it from across a small […]
IotW: Fade Away
In case you missed it, there was a total lunar eclipse last Wednesday night (or morning, depending where you are). I haven’t done a lot of night photography, so this […]
IotW: Royalty
The smallest of royalty, surveying his realm. This Ruby-crowned kinglet (Regulus calendulas) is barely showing it’s namesake crest.
IotW: Layers
Layers of earth and layers of sky stretch to the horizon. Shot from the top of Shasta Bally at sunset. It’s a 12 mile round trip with 4,000 feet of […]
IotW: Jellies at sunset
This one is a throwback to almost exactly a year ago. Walking on the beach in Seward, AK, at sunset. A low tide left dozens of 12-18 inch wide jellies […]
