Wetlands Macro Photography
Sometimes when you are out and about on your nature drive photographing the wonders of Florida’s ecosystems, you have this inner voice to stop, get out, and take a stroll. […]
Photo-Learning
Yesterday I took a nice walk on one of the fire lanes at Chassahowitzka WMA. I stumbled upon something I happily connected with about a post I wrote a few […]
I picked up a rock and met a spider.
I think the only spider I will ever take a heartful liking to would be jumping spiders; others tend to make my shoulders shiver, yes we all have our boundaries. […]
A Unique Feature of the Green Lynx Spider
There are many things I love about nature photography. I love exploring, discovering, and learning during my photo adventures. I am inspired by everything I see, from the tiniest insect […]
Creepy Critters: Mabel Orchard Orbweaver
I really dislike mosquitoes when I am trying to photograph; it is very annoying, aggravating, and ruins your enjoyment of nature photography. While you’re so focused on shooting your subject, […]
Creepy Critters: Crab Spiders
Crab spiders have a unique body shape and coloration. It’s their front pair of legs that quickly identify them because they are much longer and larger than the rest of […]
Golden Silk Spider or Banana Spider
Patience is so important when you are out photographing nature, and I have to remind myself about that all the time. I need to be more patient, and this day […]
Green Lynx Spider
No matter what flower you are looking at you can guarantee there will be a Green Lynx Spider patiently waiting. What caught my eye was how big the Green Lynx […]
Golden Silk Orbweaver
This is a huge Golden Silk Orbweaver, I want to say at least the size of my hand around 3 inches wide and 6 inches to the tip of my […]
Patience
Years of photographing nature, there are so many things that amaze me, however the one attribute of insects that really amazes me is their patience. There are three that I […]
Flower Crab Spider
With super long front legs, this flower crab spider can nab any unsuspecting bug. Crab spiders do not weave a web, instead, they have a weblike string lines from either […]
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