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So I started to take a photo of a morning glory and a bee photo bombed me. So I took his picture. Once he left I continued to take the photo of the morning glory with the intent on stacking it. After stacking it and it came out I wondered what would happen if I restacked it and included the...

This is a Northern Flicker who was busy trying to run off, what I am assuming is a sibling, who is not in the photo except for one of his feathers.

We don't have any alligators or iguana's around here, just snakes, frogs and lots of turtles. I found this Painted Turtle enjoying the sunshine yesterday. I like how they always look like they are smiling.

5 stacked

He must really be thirsty!

This is the first time I have been able to catch this Black Throated Green Warbler (female). They are migrating through our area and though she has been to my sunflower before I have never been able to sneak outside to get her picture before she leaves.

Very pretty!

Nice photo Marilynne! We have those birds around here but I have never been able to capture one with my camera.

We got started when I would take walks through our neighborhood. After a while I was getting a little bored with the same walk everytime so I started taking pictures with my phone, it made the walk better. My husband took notice and bought me a Nikon D3500 for Christmas that year. Then he...

Welcome aboard! So sorry for your wife's passing.

Welcome aboard! In comparison I am a fairly new photographer. My husband and I have been at it about 6 years as a hobby. We have enjoyed this small community of photographers and we have learned a lot. I hope you enjoy it here too.

I live near Louisville KY and a friend asked me to show her Mohammed Ali's grave which happens to be in Cavehill Cemetery and it's a wonderful place for photography. This statue and squirrel were about 100 yards from Ali.

Welcome aboard! Looking forward to seeing both of your work!

This one is 6 photos stacked.

Bob is a wonderful preacher!

So I figured out how to rid my property of all bugs but bees and tiny ants, just carry around a camera with a macro lens. However, I did finally find one bug that was not a bee that would hold still for me. This is hand held 12 photos stacked.