Notes: Considering how long I’ve had Big Bertha’s Adventures, I think this is the first time I’ve featured Kibbles in a blog. I wish it was under better circumstances. 5/15/15 will be remembered as a very sad day. Three events … Continue reading Her name was Kibbles Anthony Lisieux Holguin
I worked hard to select a photo that didn’t include a bug or insect for today’s blog post. Behold, the humble button! The button was spotted at my newest favorite place – Oak Point Park and Nature Preserve. As … Continue reading Random Button
I can’t take all the credit for this photo. My friend Tore spotted this bloom and alerted me. He knows I specialize in photos with creepy crawlers. (Admittedly, I’m probably the only one that likes them. But I’m documenting nature … Continue reading Party at the Prickly Pear Blossom!
This amazing specimen was spotted outside a photography studio we use at work. Although our work was complete for the day, I knew I’d spend at least a half hour taking photos. It was too interesting not to photograph. It … Continue reading Monstrous Beauty
I took a Monday off from work last month to visit the Dallas Arboretum. Zero color/lighting adjustments were made to the photos in Photoshop or any other program. What you see is what I photographed just as I saw it. … Continue reading Elegance in the Garden
I spied these insects along a trail at a park in Plano. I’ve never seen anything like them. Giant ants, perhaps? They certainly are creepy – yet fascinating…. I did some research and discovered these are Wheel Bug nymphs. Friends … Continue reading Wheel Bug Nymph!
If you’ve read a few blogs you might have noticed a trend. Blue hair. A fondness for blue Dodge Challengers and Chargers and now a new blue handbag! Today’s feature started when I took my new bag out for a … Continue reading Self-inflicted Homework
On Saturday my friend and I went to Arbor Hills Nature Preserve. At first glance, this nature preserve doesn’t look like it has a lot to offer photographers. Half the population of Plano seemed to be here – walking, … Continue reading Flight of the ladybug taken from two different angles and lens types
My subject was a fast moving target with a larvae. I only managed to take 4 shots of the ant before it got completely out of view. 2 of the 4 shots turned out. Take a look and enjoy! … Continue reading Ant and Larvae
