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Calf Roping #2
This is the second calf roping shot that I actually liked that I captured. There weren't too many of them where I was able to get everything framed the way I wanted it, and where the rope was in motion.
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Pallets
I happened to be on a construction site just looking for photo opportunities when this stack of pallets caught my eye. It wasn't so much the pallets themselves, rather the color on the side of them...
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Tubing
At the same construction site as last week's photo where I captured the colorful pallets, I captured this photo. The rain had started up but that didn't stop me from getting several shots of a lot of...
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Chocolate Flowers (Berlandiera lyrata)
These chocolate flowers were a difficult flower to get a decent composition. They don't have a lot of meat on them and aren't really full of big blossoms.
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Fairy Duster (Calliandra eriophylla)
This was a unique plant that caught my eye. Once I took notice, it seemed to come alive into its own when viewed through my macro lens. Calliandra eriophylla, commonly known as Fairy Duster, is a low...
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Fairy Duster (Calliandra eriophylla)
While viewed with a macro lens, this fairy duster reminds me more of an explosion captured in high speed or some alien creature, than a flower in bloom.
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Desert Marigolds (Baileya multiradiata) #1 of 3
I captured these desert marigold flowers in the early morning light. I experimented with all sorts of different angles, this one being one of my favorites in a portrait composition. Tip: Bring a...
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Desert Marigolds (Baileya multiradiata) #2 of 3
I captured these desert marigold flowers in the early morning light. I experimented with all sorts of different angles, this one being the second favorite in a landscape composition. Tip: Bring a...
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Desert Marigolds (Baileya multiradiata) #3 of 3
I captured these desert marigold flowers in the early morning light. I experimented with all sorts of different angles, this one being my favorite landscape composition. Tip: Bring a tripod. It's so...
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Great Basin Rattlesnake (crotalus oreganus lutosus)
I ended up using my 100mm macro lens to capture this Great Basin Rattlesnake. I was only a few inches away from this rattler. The only thing that stood between him, me and my fear? The glass in his...
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Arizona Bark Scorpion (centruroides sculpturatus)
The Arizona bark scorpion is a small light brown scorpion common to the Sonoran Desert in southwest United States and northern Mexico. I captured this in an exhibit at the Arizona Sonoran Desert...
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Blooming Yellow
I'm not sure if this is a weed or a plant. It was growing in an area where typically a weed would grow. Off the beaten path. Regardless, it still caught my attention. Even though it was still early in...
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Great Blue Heron (Ardea herodias)
I tried my best at doing low key lighting with this Great Blue Heron, but the subject was a little to far away to get it just right. Regardless, I managed to get hardly any depth of field in the...
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