Spindly Fingers
Personal Vision
Dead Tree branches amongst the spring bloom in Boulder, CO.
Personal Vision
Open to photographs of any subject that were made to satisfy your personal interests.
KCC Welding
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Klamath Community College welding student in our brand new welding lab.
Fossil Jacket Flip
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Paleontologists and work crews flip a nearly 2800 pound plaster jacket that contains several fossil bones of an extinct gomphothere, a distant relative of the Asian elephant that once roamed the land that is now the state of Florida nearly 5 million years ago.
Prairie Storms
Personal Vision
A rain storm can be seen in the distance across a prairie preserve. The preserve is a state park and is home to a wide variety of important native species including wild horses, bison, alligators and wetland birds.
Eye Spy
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A jumping spider on an amaryllis flower petal in the photographer's back yard.
Joanie Loves Chachi and Mariachi
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A mariachi band entertains a crowd at IU Northwest during the Hispanic Heritage Festival.
Melting Cypress
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An abstract representation of a stand of reflected cypress trees in a north Florida swamp.
Timpanogos Fly-by
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A pilot is reflected in the glass of the cockpit as Willy the Wolverine takes a flight over the campus of Utah Valley University and past American Fork Canyon from the Provo Airport in Provo, Utah, on Friday, Sept. 23, 2022.
The Landing
Personal Vision
The Memorial weekend found my wife and I at Toledo Bend reservoir. Every evening we would go to the lake shore and watch the sunset. Of course, I always carried my camera for such emergencies. When a heron flew over to this cypress tree to land, he did not pick the most picturesque tree because of the flat looking top. I was amazed when the natural tree topping was added..."Holy Toledo!"
The Landing
Personal Vision
The Memorial weekend found my wife and I at Toledo Bend reservoir. Every evening we would go to the lake shore and watch the sunset. Of course, I always carried my camera for such emergencies. When a heron flew over to this cypress tree to land, he did not pick the most picturesque tree because of the flat looking top. I was amazed when the natural tree topping was added..."Holy Toledo!"