Photography Is My Form Of Therapy
Few insects capture our imagination quite like the Monarch butterfly (Danaus plexippus). Instantly recognizable by their vibrant orange wings, black veins, and delicate white spots, these beautifully brilliant pollinators are Continue ReadingThe Unmatched Beauty Of The Monarch Butterfly
This moss encrusted tree trunk immediately caught my attention. There’s something incredibly entrancing about photographing moss—perhaps it’s the texture of the moss and the lighting? Tomorrow: Part IV of our Continue ReadingExploring Cook Forest State Park – Part III
Chicory (Cichorium intybus), a flowering plant belonging to the dandelion family, is native to Europe but has since spread globally. It often grows wild in roadside areas and fields. The Continue ReadingChicory: Colorful, Beneficial and Pretty!
This Song Sparrow (Melospiza melodia) was hanging out at North Park last weekend:
I was fortunate enough to capture an image of this Ring-billed Gull in flight. They move incredibly swiftly while airborne! Overall, I am quite pleased with this image, especially considering Continue ReadingCapturing the Beauty of a Ring-billed Gull in Flight
I captured a photo of this Ring-billed Gull in flight today while visiting the Linesville Spillway (a/k/a Pymatuning Spillway).
I photographed this slumbering female Mallard duck at the South Park Game Preserve today. This photograph left an indelible impression on me, and I am immensely grateful for the opportunity Continue ReadingFast Asleep
While reviewing my photographs, I came across an image I captured of a Red Maple leaf lying on the ground during my visit to the Pittsburgh Botanic Garden. The vibrant Continue ReadingRed Maple