Hello, if you’re stopping by to see photos of the Sand & Sage AKC Hunting Test in April, follow the link below to see the online galleries. New albums are being added for the next few days, so be sure and check back if you don’t see what or who you are looking for.
Sand & Sage AKC Hunt Test Photo Gallery
Summer’s over, but it’s memory lingers on.
A single drop of dew clings to a green leaf in the garden. Abstract macro photograph showing in brilliant detail the beauty in nature that exists all around us in our daily life.
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My awesome Milo dog. A beautuful cattle dog mix we adopted through Benton Franklin Humane Society.
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This is the first year I’ve found squash bugs bugging me and my squash plants. It turns out though, that the paper wasps from a nearby nest love to eat baby squash bugs. So after rubbing the remaining eggs from under the leaves, not another squash bug was to be found the rest of the summer.
Many people are afraid of paper wasps and don’t like to have them around, but I’ve found that for the most part, if I just leave them be, they are too busy foraging and feeding their young to do me any harm. In addition to pest termination, wasps are also great pollinators in the garden.
Dancing Dandelions
To sit with a dog on a hillside on a glorious afternoon is back to Eden.
Spring Cherry Blossom
This image and many others are now available as personalized iPhone or Android phone cases here in my Pixels.com shop.
Cherry Blossom Iphone Case
Sweet childish days, that were as long
As twenty days are now.
~William Wordsworth
I’ve added a new gallery to my portfolio today. It features some of my past sessions featuring children and portraits of them in all their innocence and glory. They grow up too fast, which is why I love to capture as many of those shining moments as I can.
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Smile.
One kind word can warm three winter months. ~Japanese Proverb
Shining Sea
I’ve titled this image Shining Sea, but it is actually a river. More specifically, the Columbia River with the brilliant summer sun sinking slowly into it.
