Weekly 10

We launched our site a week ago and we appreciate all the compliments and feedback we’ve received so far. This week I’ve included some old and some new images in our Weekly 10.

The newest image is an owl shot from just a week ago where I spent a day photographing long-eared owls.  I have several more shots from the day that I’ll add to the site, but this 1st one is a beautiful adult with nice back-lighting to show off it’s ear tufts.

The rough-skinned newt was captured last winter in the San Vicente Redwoods while shooting for the Land Trust of Santa Cruz County. They have some great plans for this beautiful property. The roosting cormorant was taken at their Davenport Bluffs property. It was a fun surprise to be so close to these cormorants roosting on high cliffs.

Rising Steam at Firehold Spring was taken just this last winter in Yellowstone National Park.  On the hike to this spot we came across some of the 1st grizzly tracks of the season.  With the mild winter the bears came out of hibernation about a month earlier than usual.

Indonesian agate is another addition to my rocks and minerals collection. I am shooting another batch of incredible rocks right now so this collection will continue to grow with no end in sight.

You’ll also find a couple favorites from Hawaii. Back in 2004 I took a couple of exciting helicopter rides around the island of Kauai and was treated to rainbows and beautiful scenery. It was an unforgettable experience to shoot out of an open helicopter.

The Oak Tree at Porter Ranch was taken in April on a private property of the Elkhorn Slough Foundation. I had a fun day shooting with local photographer and diver Joe Platko who took the cover photo on their 2015 wall calendar.

The Iris and the Winter Sunset at Seacliff State Beach are some favorites from our Best Sellers Collection.

Each week, you’ll find the latest 10 images in the New Images Gallery.