I separate my images into broad categories to help locate them when needed, with some refinements into sub-categories as necessary. So when working on my “Best of 2012″ posts, I decided to use these categories (with the exception of the previous post.) As mentioned earlier, two categories remain unrepresented because I didn’t add any [...]
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Our next topic in the series is reptiles – you can also refer back to the posts about insects and birds if you like. Reptiles (and amphibians, which I’ll also refer to here but will use the same term for each just for convenience) are perhaps the most misunderstood of animal classes, which is [...] This brings us to the last of the trip posts – I think, anyway. I’m not promising that I won’t write about some curious aspect of something I noticed while away, but at least this is the last describing the rough details of the trip. Feel free to be relieved. In years past, you’d [...] June 29th, 2011 | Tags: Anolis carolinensis, Atlantic bottlenose dolphin, beach photography, green anole, Hilton Head, South Carolina, sunrise, Tursiops truncatus | Category: Nature, Photography |
 One comment - (Comments are closed)I’m quick to tell anyone who wants to listen that the key to decent photography is composition. Technical proficiency certainly helps, but no one ever looks at a photo and says, “Wow, what a great use of exposure!” It’s what is in the photo that counts, and this can actually excuse some technical faults. [...] March 14th, 2011 | Tags: animal habits, Anolis carolinensis, bird calls, Common Clearwing, Goldenrod Crab Spider, green anole, Hemaris thysbe, hummingbird moth, Misumena vatia, North Carolina Botanical Garden, observation | Category: Composition, Nature, Photography |
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