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A few shots from the garden today.

It must be April. The prothonotary warblers are back in full force! This fellow is another one of those "always look behind you" stories. I was so focused on spotting one of these deep in the bush in front of me that I almost missed this little guy sitting in plain sight no more than 20...

These little guys are fun to hunt and shoot. If you don't make direct eye contact they let you get pretty close before they're spooked.

Waiting on my wife in a yarn shop in the French Quarter.

A few images from New Orleans.

Last week we discovered two swallowtail caterpillars in an unwatched pot of parsley on the back porch. At nearly 3 inches each we figured they were close to chrysallis stage. And, given the fact that most of the parsley had been eaten it was obvious that they had been with us for some time...

300mm and heavily cropped.

Let's see your representation of "morning". For example, here's one I just took.

After getting an update to Firefox 15 yesterday I'm suddenly discovering issues when attempting to insert an image from a URL into a post. I paste my URL into the dialog, click the "OK" button (to add the image), and nothing happens. Once in a while it works but it is very inconsistent. I...

I'm sure we have a diverse group of interests represented here. Let's see photos of your other hobbies! The need to do product photography for my other hobby (woodturning) was what lead me to photography in the first place. Once I got hooked on photography I hardly have time for turning any...

Open to all.

I see Rick's black bear and raise him one Grizzly. :D We spotted this fella on the roadside while driving up the Yukon Highway from Skagway to Carcross. This was the closest I've ever been (or want to be) to a live Griz.

Coyote on a frozen Yellowstone Lake.

I love shooting in fog. Depending on the subject it can add either mystery or peacefulness to a scene. Feel free to post your fog shots.

A few things I've learned from taking moon shots. Some may argue these points but they work for me. Super-fast shutter speeds and/or high ISOs aren't always necessary for a good moon shot. The shot below (cropped) was taken at 300mm, 1/60 sec at f/8, ISO 100. 1) Shoot at dusk. A bit of...

Anyone do lightning? Post 'em here. I'll open with these. And my favorite.

A couple of sunset shots taken on a recent cruise.