The Beautiful Southern Broken Dash is Another Amazing Florida Butterfly talks about facts surrounding this pretty little butterfly. It also discusses the author’s technique for photographing them.
Yesterday was World Environment Day! aims to celebrate this special yearly event established by the United Nations. This year it also kicks off a decade devoted to protecting and restoring the environment all around the world.
How to Take Great Nature Photos: Use Single Points explores using single points of interest or single subjects to create interesting and powerful images. It touches on ways to make the subject stand out, how to use the rest of the space, and reminds us how to use balance to evoke strong emotions.
How to Turn Around a Bad Day in TNR tells the story of a day of fixing cats that went from bad to worse, but was eventually salvaged by teamwork. This is the first of two parts.
The Two Spotted Bumble Bee is a Tremendous Pollenator tells of the author’s adventures in trying to photograph bees. It also gives some interesting information about the two spotted bumble bee which is one of only a few bees that is doing well..
Swamp Leatherflower is Unusual and Beautiful explains how the author (literally) stumbled on this purple gem while walking in a nature park. It also give a few facts about this Florida native which is also a common ornamental.
Hope Everyone is Having a Great Memorial Day! wishes everyone a great day, and urges us to all take a few minutes to remember those who have been lost and appreciate what we have n this great country.
Black Racers are Beautiful, Helpful Garden Snakes tells of the author’s encounter with a juvenile Southern black racer snake in a small woody park. It also explains why these nonvenomous snakes are good to keep around.
How to Take Great Nature Photos: Understand Triangles teaches the reader how to begin seeing the triangles that are all around us, and how to use triangles to lead the viewer’s eye and how to use them to create balance or lack of balance.
The Beautiful Eastern Lubber Grasshoppers are Growing Up! features photos of a more mature instar of the Eastern lubber grasshopper than shown earlier. It also tells of the author’s encounters with the beautiful insects.
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