Cedar Waxwing Party of 3
May 21, 2024
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I felt like I was interrupting family dinner when I photographed these 3 cedar waxwings. Unfortunately the limb was blocking the other two but I don't mind since I got this guy looking back at me with its mouth full. I got my image and moved along so they could enjoy their dinner time.
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Song Sung Blue
May 20, 2024
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This was the first indigo bunting that I photographed this season. I heard it singing above me and quickly adjusted my camera settings to get this image. It was difficult against the bright sky in harsh light. I love the beautiful blue of these birds and I titled it Song Sung Blue in honor of my mom's favorite, Neil Diamond.
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White-eyed Vireo Portrait
May 19, 2024
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It was a bit frustrating hearing the birds but not being able to get a good look or image due to the heaving leaf coverage that comes this late in the migration season, but this white-eyed vireo made it all worth it. It flew right across the trail and stayed low enough for me to have just a few moments to photograph it. I was even lucky enough to c...
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Sunrise for Grace
June 20, 2023
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I photographed this sunrise from the balcony of the beach condo we were staying at on Tybee Island the weekend of our daughter's graduation from SCAD. For me sunrises represent new beginnings and fresh starts. As Grace graduated, I couldn't help but be proud and excited for what is next. She has her whole life in front of her. Enjoy this time of yo...
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Hermit Thrush Among the Redbud Blooms
April 28, 2023
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A cooperative Hermit Thrush perched among limbs of redbud blooms made for a striking subject. Very rarely do these birds sit still or come out of the brush for a photo but this hermit gave me a few seconds of its time.
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