As science tells us more and more about how our brain is wired to make us feel the way we feel - it leads us to interesting reasons behind why we behave the way we behave. To an artist - beauty lies in

I took this photo using two Ozarka water bottles and a regular bedside night lamp. Taken with the following camera settings: Aperture: f/16 Shutter speed: 1/100 sec ISO: 100 Camera used: Canon T3i, Lens

I have started posting on steemit for the past 5-6 days and have been discovering a lot of rules/etiquettes and dos and donts, upon interacting with the community. I would wish to post some questions,

Took this photo a few years back, driving on the I-45 N freeway from  Houston to Dallas around the Sam Houston National Forest area. Could not help but be reminded of Robert Frost's lines - "The woods

Took this photo of a visitor that showed up at our doorsteps after a night of heavy rainfall. Our apartment is at the heart of galleria area in Houston, TX with a creek running adjacent to our apartment

I took this photo at the Hermann Park, Houston Texas 3 yrs back. The photo is of the tracks of a train that runs through the park in a loop. 

I took this photo of a monarch butterfly when visiting the Butterfly Museum at Houston, Texas a few years back.  Taken under the following camera settings:  Aperture: f/5.6 Focal length/zoom

The original post made by me here - in the reflection category. Double posted it by error in the photography category.

Shot this image at the famous Maroon Bells mountain at Aspen, Colorado. They get their name as the mountains resemble the shape of three bells. Maroon Bells happens to be the most photographed mountain

Took this photo on my way from Houston, Texas to Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado on a road trip, stopping at a small town in Texas named Wichita Falls. Since the original falls dont exist anymore,