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Showing posts with label summer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label summer. Show all posts

Saturday, January 19, 2013

Summer Redux

I am home sick today, and have finally finished up a total re-do on my photography cataloguing system. I came across some golden oldies that I wanted to share. I hope to be able to get out the snow shoes and the camera and make some good winter images very soon. Take care. -David

Red Fox

Deer Fawn

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Tuesday, September 22, 2009

End of the Summer

Some final photos to bid farewell to another Summer.








This garter snake on the dock slipped into the water and swam to shore.









This frog was almost invisible on the shore. I wonder if a snake could eat him. He was quite big. Hmmmm.













I'm always fascinated with the way genetics and evolution work to make a Phenotype. This fly looked an awful lot like a stinging insect. He was such a slow flier, that if it were not for his "costume", I'm sure he would be eaten.













This fox had a limp in it's hind legs. Poor fella.










This bear was like a ghost in the forest. He looked like a young one, maybe 150 pounds? He had trouble climbing trees.

I will miss you Summer!

I look forward to the gloriousness of fall. Fall colours are beautiful, and make for great location portraits. And no bugs to boot! Don't wait too long to book an appointment!