We often look to exotic locations with perfect light to capture the beauty of nature.
I can’t get the shot if I’m not out there shooting. Time well spent at the local dock… this Eagle was busy feeding off a fish, enabling me to get a bit closer.
A big horn sheep lamb looking over his world in the Colorado Rockies
Photo of a honey bee on flowers (not sure what kind of flowers). This was a shot that I almost deleted after looking at it on the camera screen. Glad I chose not to.
Up until 2007 they were on the endangered species list. Now they are thriving in Southern Alaska.
There were a family of Canadian Wild Geese walking down the road one spring afternoon, the older geese were leading these two little geese and stopped for a rest.
Took a trip to the NC Zoo yesterday. This is my favorite photo from the trip. It was close to closing time and these cats were pacing back and forth. I’m assuming it was close to feeding time.
I'm not really a wildlife photographer, but I thought I'd take a stab at bird photography. I learned that birds are ridiculously uncooperative.
This is my first post, after a few months of casual lurking. I hope i get it right !
Sheep (from the island of Ouessant) and guard dog (french Beauceron)
Flocks of robins have been around our house this spring. This one ran across our backyard.
I took this picture in Houma, Louisiana. This little guy had just swum up to where I could get a decent photo.
The Canadian Wild Geese are a fun bird to take pictures of. They always seem to pose for a photo.
This is a 20 image live stack using the Sony A71V with the 90mm Goss Macro lens. The flash setup is a pair of Meike wireless Mk-R20011 flashes set up on independent flex arms.
Never though of looking at the small ponds on rocky beaches for the best anemones, but after a few days I finally managed to find one that allowed a few good photos.
I mages taken at a Photo Workshop at Goose Pond National Wildlife Refuge of 3 of the approximately 800 Whooping Cranes in the world, Canon 80D, with Tampon 100-400mm lens, comments and suggestions
Northern Flicker..... With thorns in its chest, Looking out of it's Saguaro Cactus nest.
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This photograph was taken from my trip to the South Steens Herd Management Area managed by the Bureau of Land Management in the Steens Mountain.
A pair of bald eagles sitting on a fence post just south of Jackson, Wyoming
A cinnamon Black Bear with a mouth full of grass in Grand Teton NP
