Actias luna moth sony alpha photography 100mm 2.8 aperture

Hyalophora cecropia moth Sony Alpha A7III photography

Actias luna moth Sony Alpha Photography

Pet photography

Rising tides here until 11am threaten my BTC sand logo. Will it survive until the tides recede and live to see the full mewn tonight? Will it continue to be trampled upon by snowbird boomers until it becomes

7:30am, outlines of things to come. High tide is around 11, much of what I’m doing now will likely get washed away. Anything I make from 11am until late afternoon should be safe from the waves.

Here I am, bumming around Florida, working photographic adventure projects, writing music, and now beginning to draw giant geometric experiments in the sand. I have so much to photograph around here in

What a find! These demonic looking caterpillars drop down from the trees to find a place to burrow & pupate in late summer. If you look closely, you'll notice this isn't the same one as the first two

I never imagined myself taking such an interest in pet photography, especially dogs. Not that I don't like dogs; I've just never had a dog of my own. I enjoy seeing and playing with dogs that belong to

The year is 2010, a decade ago. I was 21 years old, and I had just bought my first camera off eBay; a cheap compact Samsung HZ10W. There were many firsts for me in 2010, it was a year of newfound freedom,

The year is 2010, a decade ago. I was 21 years old, and I had just bought my first camera off eBay; a cheap compact Samsung HZ10W. This is what this post will be about: a small collection of pictures I

Sunburst Falls, aerial top down. DJI Phantom 4, 5-bracket exposure processed in lightroom. Photography © myself @kadoka Big East Fork of the Pigeon River running under the mountain road. Aerial top-down

This is an a long exposure image I took many years ago at one of my favorite beach locations to photograph-- Washington Oaks State Park between St. Augustine & Daytona, Florida. I will be revisiting

A collection of photos I took of a freshly eclosed (hatched) polyphemus moth. This will be my first contribution to this "Fascinating Insects" community, which I'm happy to be a part of. It's

The year is 2010, a decade ago. I was 21 years old, and I had just bought my first camera off eBay; a cheap compact Samsung HZ10W. There were many firsts for me in 2010, it was a year of newfound freedom,

I just finished a collection of photos from 2010, but decided this was so out of place in that set that I'll be splitting the post. [The Asheville Igloo] Getting close to the end of 2010 now, and close

So without getting too overly weird or wordy on this one, the other night I had a visionary spiritual experience. It was my second instance of this type of experience. For the second time, I felt a benevolent,

My first edits from a collection of 'Low Country' travel photos. I mentioned in my previous photography collection of my sisters dogs, that I'd given her my Nikon setup so she can continue to take great

Sometimes having a meal is an experience in itself. More than just sustenance, much more than the usual tedious chore of calming the grumbling stomach that interrupts and distracts you from your chosen

Just a slight update this time, wanted to add a couple more images before I go play music. I love the backlit shots like this that you can get late in the day, "golden hour" shots. Henwen's