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Turbines...lots of turbines

Turbines...lots of turbines

There's a lot of wind turbines (of the bird-killing, landscape-polluting, super inefficient nature) between Abilene and Lubbock......
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There's a lot of wind turbines (of the bird-killing, landscape-polluting, super inefficient nature) between Abilene and Lubbock...
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OLYMPUS TG-3

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Aperture f/4.9 ISO 100 Shutter 1/320 Focal Length 1800/100

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Nov, 2015

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A Kuroiwa's Ground Gecko (Goniurosaurus kuroiwae) in Okinawa Japan. To get the unique lighting and highlight the color of the lizard's eyes

Easily the best self portrait I've ever taken. It took about 15 tries to get the flip right with the timer, but it was well worth it!

Sunburst Kiss

A 9" Tokay Gecko (Gekko gecko) eating a giant moth.

Nothing like rappelling upside down and deciding to snap a selfie with a full-sized DSLR...Adventure photography for the win? (picture taken about hal

The fiery sun going down over the ocean, framed perfectly by a coral outcropping. Okinawa, Japan

The setting sun lighting up a break in the clouds of a storm over the Texas Panhandle. When I pulled over to take the photo, I was blessed with a cutt

The little guys saw his reflection in the camera and got a little hissy for a brief bit

Two R32 Skylines and a Supra, perched on a bridge, looking rather epic.

The sun setting over the Iriomote-jima hills

A Golden-mantled Ground Squirrel (Callospermophilus lateralis) munching away in Rocky Mountain National Park

Even though Japan is considered the "Land of the Rising Sun", God does occasionally pull out all the stops for the setting sun as well. (and

An update on an old shot. Beginning to try my hand at photo enhancement. This is in Okinawa, Japan, at the Maeda Flats Beach

I was driving down a random rural road in West Texas, 'chasing' the sunset, when the bluff broke sharply down, AND there was a windmill, rig

A friend of mine throwing a side flip at White Sands National Monument in New Mexico, USA. If you're ever on a road trip in the southwest, do mak

A Collared Lizard, aka "Mountain Boomer" (Crotaphytus collaris) sunning in the Wichita Mountains.

Natural Abstract from a cool rock formation.

Train track photo shoot success.

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