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I will once again have a booth at the 2018 Lee’s Summit Art Festival, October 12-14, in downtown Lee’s Summit. Festival hours are Friday (4pm to 8pm), Saturday (10am to 8pm) and Sunday (11am to 4pm). If you are in the area, stop by and say “Hi” and see some of my latest work, including some from Glacier NP that I captured this August. My booth is #49 and is located on Main Street, between 3rd Street and 2nd Street, and is across from the train depot (and near the Bank of Lee’s Summit). Hope to s…
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Fun Friday: Pollinator At Work!
Today’s “Fun Friday” post features a wonderful, Green Metallic Bee that is busy pollinating one of my favorite prairie wildflowers … the Spiderwort. Using a macro lens and tripod, I was able to get quite close to this busy little guy; he was so engrossed with his job of pollinating, that he paid little attention […]
Posted in 2016, Blog, Fun Friday post, Insect Photography, Macro Photography, Nature Photography, Wildflowers
Tags: 2016, Bee, Blog, Cass County, Dorsett Hill Prairie, insect, macro photography, meadow, Missouri, nature, nature photography, photography, prairie, spiderwort, summer, wildflower
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Work that Pollen!
While photographing in my largest wildflower garden, a Bumble Bee flew to a patch of Gray-headed Sunflowers and foraged for a long time on one of the coneflower heads. I always love seeing the pollinators at work … without them, our world would be a lot less colorful! Here is one of my favorite images […]
Posted in 2015, Blog, Insect Photography, Nature Photography, Wildflowers
Tags: 2015, Bee, Blog, Cass County, coneflower, insect, Missouri, nature, nature photography, photography, summer, wildflower
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Beeeeutiful!
Yesterday morning, I made a quick hike around the nearby prairie to scout for my upcoming “Native Missouri Wildflower and Prairie Creatures“ workshop. In a word, “Wonderful”! There are a lot of different species of wildflowers in bloom right now, as well as prairie insects. Of particular beauty was the Green Metallic Bees (species not […]
Posted in 2014, Blog, Insect Photography, Macro Photography, Nature Photography, Wildflowers
Tags: 2014, Bee, behavior, Blog, Cass County, insect, macro photography, meadow, Missouri, nature, nature photography, photography, prairie, spiderwort, summer, wildflower
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B and B
Today’s “B and B” post is made from some images captured the other morning on a local, Missouri prairie. As I hiked the prairie, there were a lot of small creatures, such as this Bee collecting nectar from this Butterfly Weed wildflower. Here are a few images I made of this bee as he wandered […]
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