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They are very good at this. Eye contact and they freeze, for a long time. Turn your head, lower the camera, and some how those little legs have shifted him to the other s
There are plenty of times they surprise me. Yet there are other places you just know one will be waiting. On a dike road there is a spot under a big moss covered oaks wid
The vine wakes up every evening and at some point a dozen new large white flowers emerge. Small flying ‘things’ love the flowers too. Click any image to view the gallery.
Angels are among the Spanish Moss and Live Oaks in the oldest section of the Magnolia Cemetery outside Charleston. An old family mausoleum, built of marble and covered by
That deep cut going into the water is an Alligator trail. And, it’s still damp from use. This is along side a dirt road so I bet there’s another just like it on the other
I sent out looking to photograph wildlife, the marsh scenes won the day. I think this may be one of the prettiest settings I’ve captured in a while. Best viewed large. Do
When taking these shots I’m careful not to scare them, not stop them from going about their business (whatever that could be). Most of the Anole are small, however there
There was no activity in the marshes when we arrived. I know from another photographer who had been around there early morning it was a little better, but not much. Befor
The other day it was time to escape. We knew it would be the heat of the day when we were out in the marshes, it didn’t matter. Most everything was hiding out of the sun
Given I’ve been publishing Yellow-crowns lately thought I would give equal time to their close cousin the Black-crowned Night Heron. Just about everything you can say abo
I don’t know much about these little Nuthatch. We always had the White-breasted Nuthatch only. They’re fairly small, like Chickadee size. They are said to live in pine fo
The small vine, from a single seed, has grown and become part of a morning ritual. One of the first things we do is look for the flowers that have opened for the moon lig
Finally one in a Moon Flower. Ellen has been getting great shots of the little guys in the flowers around here. Me, not so much. In fairness she basically walked me over
This was quite a long shot, and it’s a dark spot. A little surprising it came out decent. Maybe that’s why the image was in the ‘to do’ and never touched again. When we h
Not something I would normally do in Black and White, they are too colorful. But it’s something different. Besides the ‘side eye’ look he’s giving me worked with it too.
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