“Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known.”
No Further Than Your Backyard
On 3 days notice I was asked to do a Wedding by a dear friend and co-worker, Gary. Due to unforeseen issues with other photographer. Had a wonder time, “Nightmare Before Christmas” Theme
Sam wanted this image in black and white. I obliged, but i left tattoos in color, along with hat, bouquet and adornment.
“Nightmare Before Christmas” Theme
The Common Grackle’s gregariousness has not made it popular with agricultural interests, since large flocks of blackbirds can cause extensive damage to crops. In addition, roosts in urban areas are messy, noisy, and potentially a source of disease. As a result, grackles are viewed as pests in some areas and subject to a variety of control measures, including hazing, spraying crops to make them distasteful, or – in some cases – killing the birds themselves.
D850 with Topaz and Photoshop. Touch of Silver Efex Pro
Plymouth, MA Harbor
Cape Neddick Light
“A lighthouse is not afraid of the storm; it welcomes it as an opportunity to shine brighter.”
Gooseberry Island is the town of Westport’s southernmost point, and is part of the Horseneck Beach State
Still clinging to the small twig after attack. No matter how tiny and adorable hummingbirds look, they are not exactly friendly birds.
The male Northern Cardinal is perhaps responsible for getting more people to open up a field guide than any other bird. One fascinating northern cardinal bird fact—mostly male birds do the singing, but this is one of the few species whose female sings. A pair of cardinals might even share song phrases, using them to communicate at nesting time. Female cardinals will sing back and forth to reinforce pair bonding early in the breeding season.
Mostly seeds, insects, berries. Diet is quite varied. Feeds on many insects, including beetles, true bugs, grasshoppers, caterpillars, ants, flies, and many others, also spiders, centipedes, and snails. Most of diet is vegetable matter, including seeds of weeds and grasses, waste grain, leaf buds, flowers, and many berries and wild fruits. Young are fed mostly insects.
