JessyKaiser

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Who said that going to work, means driving a car in morning traffic? There are plenty of other folks like this bee getting to work a different way, starting ear...
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Who said that going to work, means driving a car in morning traffic? There are plenty of other folks like this bee getting to work a different way, starting early in the morning working until late hours.
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Canon EOS Rebel T6

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settings

Aperture f/5.6 ISO 100 Shutter 1/250 Focal Length 300/1

location

location

Tucson, Arizona, US

upload_date

upload_date

Apr, 2019

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80

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Awards

Peer Award

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Ever find a spot like this?

I could stay here all day.

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The wild animals that live in the forest my family protects often come to our front door and graze or eat and collect nuts "for the winter."

This handsome little fellow will grow into a mighty cactus. He is about 31 years old. Slow growth is essential to the cactus. Out here in the desert l

At the dinner table.

I am not afraid of the desert. I love its plant life and animal resident resilience and magic. The Prickly Pear cactus is particularly gorgeous, both

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The roots of the forest are my roots. The life of the forest brings life to me. I say this without equivocation, because my ancestors and now living f

This is my parents' neighbor Denise's horse, Doc. He grazes out on a small pasture with attached barn and fence my folks provide, alongside

Look at that brilliant red coat of feathers! This little cardinal actually started posing for me, as I came closer and closer with my lens.

Ever wonder what a squirrel might see and think when he looks up the trunk of a Palo Verde tree?

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