Personal Vision

A long exposure, moonlight, and some color adjustments made for an interesting silhouette.

Anhingas dive and swim underwater to fish.  They resurface, flip the fish head first and swallow.  I photographed this "catch" as the Anhinga came up out of the water, after a successful dive.

This Blue Heron flew a short distance and landed in the water to catch a fish.  I converted the image to black and white to see more detail in his beautiful wing patterns.  It is always exciting to stay in a wild environment long enough and quiet enough to have the animals continue with/resume their normal behaviors  because, for a short time, they do not fear your presence.

A fisherman stands in the twilight with his rod and reel.

Nothing like a view from downtown. 

Every weekend, chess players from around the city meet downtown to pit their skills against one another. 

Mustangs adopted from the BLM program eat hay in their new home. The horses will not have to struggle for food on the open range during the harsh winter months.

  I was blessed to catch the cormorant  performing this splashing behavior.  It is part of a mating ritual that includes zigzagging through the water, diving and splashing wildly to attract a mate.

Jack Skellington makes an appearance at the 2015 Binghamton 5K Santa Run.

Camels rest in the Negev desert in Israel.