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Just Some more Abstract photography, made while commissioned for photographing a Live Band.

Made with Full Spectrum Modified (Astro) Camera....
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Just Some more Abstract photography, made while commissioned for photographing a Live Band.

Made with Full Spectrum Modified (Astro) Camera.

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Largest rattle snake I've yet photographed this close!
This, surprisingly calm, pink snake is nearly 3 feet, long, 'Maybe' a bit large

Crolatus atrox
(Western Diamondback Rattlesnake)
Photographed Without Barriers!

Western Diamondback Rattlesnake. The snake with the most Snake Bite r

Highbred Panorama.
2 Cameras + 1 Lens & Tripod.
Full Spectrum Modified camera for Stars Pano
+ Standard Camera for Sunset Pano
Canon 40D + 40Da, w

Modified Canon 5D - Full Spectrum.
Modified 50mm - Tilt and Shift

Quite an old photo, but one of my best Extreme macros.
Habronattus coecatus group, Newly matured Adult Male, possibly H.c klauserii.

Even for jumping

Poecilotheria vittata,
Adult Female

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Of the 4 or 5 photos I got of this, Tiny Baby Ground Squirrel. This one, is not the sharpest. However, the motion blur of his arm, as he reaches for t

Long Exposure, Prickly pear flower, Lit by the Full moon and Stars!!
Full Spectrum modified EOS 7D IR-UV.

~ 2-3 x Macro ?? 50mm STM + 1:1 Macro co

Snow Flakes (Extreme Macro - Pano - Focus Stack)
MP-E 65mm, at 5x.
Hand Held, Manual Post Process.

The actual photos kinda cascade from upper left t

250˚ (~?) Super Wide Panorama, Of the "Organ Needles" on the left, While hiking in the Organ Mountains, East of Las Cruces New Mexico.
Feat

360 Sphere, Panosphere.
Captured Above Modoc Mine in the Organ Mountains.
Overlooking the Chihuahuan Desert New Mexico

Tiny Gambrel's Quail Chick

Black Tail Rattle Snake
50mm 1.8 STM + 1:1 Converter.
Most of my rattle snake photos are photographed in the Wild, Or temporarily captive (In the wild

Milk Frog,
Zorki 50mm Macro (Jupiter-8) on Full Spectrum modified EOS 5D-II.

I'm not really into portraiture, all that much.

This was taken with Full Spectrum modified, UV-IR, Classic Canon 5D (M1).
With a home made tilt

Far from the sharpest of images I've captured.
But one of my favorite Portraits.

Captured with Home-made Tilt Shift Lens.
50mm 1.8. T-S, with Go

Tiny Butterfly

Harpactira pulchripes. "Golden Blue Leg Baboon" Juvenile from South Africa.
Scientific name means "Beautiful Foot."

EOS 50D
50mm

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