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Yearly Archives: 2015
2015 Faves, Part 4
In Part 4 of my “2015 Faves” posts, I’m sharing some of my favorite prairie (and a couple of aquatic) wildflowers captured in Missouri in 2015. Long-bracted Wild Indigo Squaw Weed Wild Hyacinth Shepherd’s Purse Jerusalem Artichoke Mullein Purple Coneflower Goldenrod Chicory Gerardia Partridge […]
2015 Faves, Part 3
In Part 3 of my 2015 Favorite images/trips, I’m highlighting a small portion of the many beautiful spring woodland wildflowers that I photographed this past spring. Woodland wildflowers begin emerging in early spring, typically March-April, and their timing is wonderful for curing my “cabin fever” that has built up over the winter! Here are some […]
2015 Faves, Part 2
Another fun experience in 2015 was my trip to the Platte River in Nebraska, in early spring to photograph the migrating Sandhill Cranes. I always enjoy a 3-4 day trip to the Platte River, where there can be several hundred thousand cranes and, if lucky, you might even spot a Whooping Crane in the crowd! […]
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2015 Faves, Part 1
In the next few posts, I’ll share my favorite outings, trips and images that I captured in 2015. I will not rank them, as pulling a few “best” images out of thousands I captured this year is a difficult task alone; ranking them would probably be next to impossible! But one trip did stand out […]
Wintering Bald Eagles 2016
Today’s post features some of the wintering Bald Eagle images I captured over 4 days this past January, near the Quad Cities (eastern Iowa/western Illinois). I have just made plans to conduct a small group, 3-day photo workshop with the Quad Cities wintering eagles in January 2016. If you might be interested in attending, you […]
Merry Christmas 2015
From Show-Me Nature Photography, wishing all my friends and acquaintances a very Merry Christmas! (Image from Yellowstone National Park, captured a few years ago in winter)