A worthwhile viewing

[silvercreek]

Very nice!

Wyman Meinzer's West Texas

 

[gusflores]

Nothing! All Black color is showing.

 

[Marilynne]

I didn't have any problems. They were all great, but the owl is my favorite!

 

[cdly]

very impressive! makes me want to visit west Texas. Love the roadrunners fighting over the lizard.

 

[Rancher_RIP]

Wow! Needs more than one viewing.

 

[Mike150]

All were awesome but my favorite was the Rattler at 1:17.

 

[Mis Adam]

Those were some gorgeous photos, thanks for sharing the link!

 

[§am]

Wish I had more time in Texas last year to 'explore' - some lovely shots there

 

[silvercreek]

Wyman Meinzer - Official State of Texas photographer.

 

[Cowboybillybob1]

Outstanding!!

 

[Andrew Cresswell]

Fantastic,love the face view of the snake

 

[silvercreek]

Never been to the USA, but now want to travel. Have a mate from Deer Park TX, think I need to arrange a trip in the summer.


Fantastic, thanks for sharing!

Deer Park is a suburb of Houston Texas as you probably know. I'm sure they would give you a big Texas welcome.

 

[§am]

I loved Houston when I visited last year - 2 weeks just wasn't enough for getting around to all the places

 

[Mineo]

wow.

 

[Eye-level]

Love the storms and lightning shots...thank you for the link.

 

[piperbarb]

Very nice!

Wyman Meinzer's West Texas

Thank you very much for posting this. I am going to show it to my Biology classes on Monday. I think they will enjoy it, also. It definitely presents a different perspective of Texas that most of us do not even think exists. Again, thanks.

 

[fotojack]

Amazing photography! Loved the snake shot! Just beautiful!

 

[silvercreek]

Amazing photography! Loved the snake shot! Just beautiful!

What lens you recon he used on the snake? I can't see getting very close to a rattle snake.

 

[Eye-level]

What lens you recon he used on the snake? I can't see getting very close to a rattle snake.

I don't take pictures of water moccasins for that same reason...I can't see getting close to one.

 

[BackdoorArts]

I suspect if you live in TX and wander around enough you learn how to deal with Rattlesnakes. I suspect it was a long lens and a tossed rock, but who knows - he could be braver than I. LOL

Thanks for sharing. I don't like the idea of living in places that flat, but it can sure make for some amazing photography.