OK, so, technically, this isn't "playing", this is a much-practiced and time perfected maneuver that puts the fish into a position where the cormorant can swallow it whole. Once the cormorant spins the fish's head around, the flailing of its tail act...
I woke up early and saw how bright it still was, peeked out at the right time and snapped the moon setting. Actually I was trying to get a really nice haze over the moon earlier, but I'm terrible at capturing those. I like the shot, but TOTALLY mes...
Posting to cover up the mistake I made on my Florida modeling birds post - my first post in the gallery. Iceland waterfalls are some of the most photographed, and Skogafoss is near the top of that list. We were there in 2024. It was a wonderful 9-...
We had a fun trip in November to Florida. I took the RF200-800mm F6.3-9 as my only lens for my RF6 Mark II to gain more experience with the lens. It was a good choice and kept me from being distracted by any beautiful landscapes, and it made shootin...
While in Iceland in May 2025, I visited this well photographed church. While I shot many photos here, I kept looking for something different. I spotted the vehicle tracks and was drawn to them because they seemed to just stop as shown here. I call ...
This photograph was created at La Minga Ecolodge near Cali in Valle del Cauca, Colombia, using the Canon EOS R5 and the RF800mm F11 IS STM lens. In the image, an Orange-bellied Euphonia, Euphonia xanthogaster, is perched on a narrow branch in soft m...
I've been playing with this concept for several years. The idea is to depict the depression mask. Often those with depression, or any similar condition, will put on a happy face and appear to others that we are doing fine when inside we are suffering...
Mom and Cub Taken in Churchill Manitoba Canada. In an Arctic Crawler in Churchill Wildlife Management Area. Late day, so lighting was fading fast. R6 Mark II with EF 70-300 f/4.5-5.6L.
