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Your Next Stop

Your Next Stop

You're traveling through another dimension, a dimension not only of sight and sound but of mind; a journey into a wondrous land whose boundaries are that of ima...
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You're traveling through another dimension, a dimension not only of sight and sound but of mind; a journey into a wondrous land whose boundaries are that of imagination. That's the zinnia up ahead - your next stop, the Twilight Zone! ;)
F-11, 1-1600th, ISO 1250, 1D M3, 300mm f-.8 + 1.4x, 580EX flash @ neg 1-3rd power & -1 exposure bias. 11:45am, clear-sunny.
Monopod for support. Gulf Fritillary Butterfly.
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Female cardinal at take-off.

Male Cardinal exhibiting some aggressive behavior towards the female. F-11, 1-4000th, ISO 1250, Canon 1D M3, 300mm f-2.8 + 1.4x ext, no flash. Sunny.

Female Northern Cardinal (composite image).

Texas Blue Jay on approach.

Flames of fire with a bit of the demonic visible..

Texas Blue Jay on lichen covered branch.

Local Riata Roundup action at Lometa, Texas June 8th 2013.
F-2.8, 1-1600th, ISO 2500, Canon 1D M3, 300mm f-2.8 handheld with support & no flash. I've

Red-bellied Woodpecker with a full wing spread..

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Widow Skimmer

Cedar Waxwings getting an early morning drink.

Blue Jay landing..

Hackberry Emperor

I recently found out my "Child Seat" image of this baby titmouse will be the 'Final Frame' shot in the April-May issue of National Wildlife Magazine.

A large, skulking bird of thickets and hedgerows, the Brown Thrasher has one of the largest song repertoires of any North American bird.

Cedar Waxwing during the first week of spring, Central Texas.

Male in spring, Central Texas.

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