Joey_Howard

Do You See What Eye See

Do You See What Eye See

I thought this turned out really cool. The trees that she was looking at were captured in the reflection in the glasses....
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I thought this turned out really cool. The trees that she was looking at were captured in the reflection in the glasses.
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Louisiana Renaissance Festival demonstration of the Art of limning. Limning is painting of ornamental decoration.

Exploring the moon a bit closer. October 8, 2013. Photo taken with iPhone, 8" dobsonian, 25mm eyepiece, 2 x Barlow and moon filter. This is one of my

This is Dog, my dog, and Bologna, the box turtle, meeting for the first time. This little turtle was rescued from the middle of the road. We brought h

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One of the best moons to photograph because the light is hitting it from an angle, this give much more detail in the shadows around the craters and mo

This is the second of my explore the moon photos. Here I am looking at craters directly above the Sea of Serenity. The two craters in the center of t

In this shot we will explore the major landmarks from Copernicus Crater to Sinus Iridium. Looking towards the top of the photo is Copernicus Crater i

Double exposure of a turkey vulture (buzzard) and the moon. I stacked two photos to get the image.

Cats grin, caterpillar smoke, dragons snapping and playing cards with a queen. I think he went this way, funny hat and watch.. Out for that hole. Ju

This is Little Bit, an orphaned opossum. When she and her sisters first came to our house, all three would fit in the palm of one hand. Little bit i

Mardi Gras mask adds a bit of color to a winter landscape. The mix of snow, sleet, and freezing rain from the night had turned to a solid sheet of ice

This guy lives in my woodpile. I caught him out sunbathing with a few of his buddies. He was kind enough to pose for a photo before scurrying off

The Oak King is awakening as the days grow longer.

The Holly King retreats to lick his wounds and fades away with the night until Midsummer.

End of August, waiting on the moon to rise, as it was in perigee and the sunset was amazing. The kids had just taken a selfie shot on their phone fro

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This is a silhouette of a female spotted orb weaver (Neoscona crucifera) just starting to spin her web. Spotted orb weavers can spin a web up to two

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