These quirky waterbirds are voracious and effective diving hunters...but they're not waterproof! this one got a little too damp and was drying its wings. Either it didn't perceive me as a threat or it was too waterlogged to move, but it posed for a...
I know that longer mid-telephoto lenses are the default choice for lots of portraits, but sometimes I feel that it's a good idea to do something quite different and in this case that's a 16-35mm lens. I met up with my model friend and we went for a w...
Who’s There? Winter EditionCaught mid-peek, this curious Highland cow playfully peers out from behind a tree against a stunning winter sunset. With its shaggy coat dusted by the cold, it brings warmth and charm to the frosty landscape—like a gentle g...
I like abstraction and I like surrealism. These were shot with a Canon R100 and the Lensbaby Sol 45 that is center sharp with softness to the edges. The black-and-whites were done with the R100 in monochrome and were shot at an abandoned car repair b...
The hummingbirds are starting to show more interest in our backyard feeder. EOS 90D, EF-S 55-250 IS II, f8 @ 1/1,250th sec, ISO 320 (cropped)
A Long-tailed Tyrant (Colonia colonus) perches atop a weathered stump at the forest edge of Capurganá, Chocó, Colombia. Early morning light filters through the rainforest canopy, illuminating the bird’s slate-gray plumage and ivory-crowned head. Its...
These shots were done with a Canon R100 and a Lensbaby Sweet 22 lens. The Sweet 22 is a 22mm lens with extreme sharpness fall off to the edges. It's actually trickier to work with than a conventional lens, but worth the effort. I love black-and-white...
Shot with a Canon R8 and an RF 15-30mm f4.5-6.3 IS STM zoom. These are two images from Fort Tejon State Historic Park near Lebec California. I am not a huge history fanatic, but I have a friend who is a retired park ranger, history buff, and unfortun...
