You have to be creative as a nature photographer when the birds are nesting. Lucky for me, nature provides an infinite amount of natural beauty and splendor despite the nagging Texas heat. Enjoy the many moths, butterflies, dragonflies and more photographed close to my home and near my office.
True Texas is a collection of flower, bird, and nature photography taken during my 48 mile commute from Haslet to Frisco Texas each day.
I guess Spring seemed to have started early this 2019 allowing me to dust off the macro lens and take advantage of the North Texas wildflowers in full bloom.
One can only smile at these blue gray, wide-eyed, misfits of the bird kingdom. I know I did! Explore my many photographs of the pudgy cuteness known as the Tuft Titmouse.
This photography series includes some of my best bird photography for the year which has yet to be showcased on my blog or previous series.
Join me as I proudly share photography of my state bird - the Lone Star Texas Mockingbird
Most Texan summers have brought heat and very little rain to the rose bush in my backyard, but 2018 seems to have been an exception.
Summer is the time for hatchlings to emerge as fully-capable juveniles. The following series captures birds from New York City's majestic Central Park and the Dallas / Fort Worth area from which I live. You might be surprised that not all birds captured sport the colorful plumage we are all familiar with.
Dynamic clouds or weather conditions prompt to plan a photoshoot for the morning or at night. Join me in my photography session of Lake Grapevine, Texas at blue and golden hours of the day.
Songbirds may be silent during the summer, but the Egrets and Herons are happily hunting for fish. Enjoy my collection of waterbirds captured around Warren Parkway and the Dallas North Tollway.
The most thrilling part to New York City is her unbreakable bond between steel and water.
I went to New York City for a photography conference and came back home to little Haslet, Texas with a vision. I had walked with strangers practically my entire time visiting NYC. I did a little bit of photography on the street, but just felt as if my digital camera was getting in the way of what I wanted to do. So I took out my camera from my backpack during my bus trip back to the airport and began snapping away.
