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Here's a few more portraits I hope you'll enjoy! Great Egret Double-crested Cormorant Black-crowned Night Heron Western Gull

Here's a few from an indoor tabletop photography project.

From Colma, California.

Congratulations on this superb set of photos!

Great color with excellent detail!

Thanks John! Thank you to everyone, as well!

Some portraits! Brandt's Cormorant Great Blue Heron Green Heron Red-footed Booby

Hello! Here's a favorite cemetery photo. I enjoy the lighting possibilities that dramatic statuary provides.

Here's a few more I hope you'll enjoy! Say's Phoebe Rock Pigeon Mourning Dove

Lotus Flower in side-light.

Excellent detail in this set. You've done this bird proud! Tony

Hello, Here's a set I hope you'll enjoy! Snowy Egret Great Egret Osprey Double-crested Cormorants

I hope you enjoy these! Snowy Egret Black-crowned Night Heron Double-crested Cormorant

I hope you'll enjoy this photo!

Seascape

Thanks!

San Francisco Skyline during sunrise. Photographed from Tiburon, California.

Hope you'll enjoy this set. Wild, hand-held, no cropping. Double-crested Cormorant Red-tailed Hawk Black-crowned Night Heron Western Gull Brandt's Cormorant Heermann's Gull Snowy Egret

Snowy Egret

Golden Gate Bridge. San Francisco, California. Alcatraz Island. San Francisco, San Francisco.

Lotus Flower in side-light.

Wonderful image with lots of interesting light and shadow play! Tony

Hope you'll enjoy this set. Black-crowned Night Heron juvenile form Double-crested Cormorant Black-crowned Night Heron adult form

At a harbor in California. Black-crowned Night Heron on sign.

Hello, Here's a few of my favorite photos from cemeteries in California.

Here's a few more I hope you'll enjoy. Illuminated

California Sea Lions

Hello, Here's a few I hope you'll enjoy. Wishing you all the best in your photography! Tony Snowy Egret Great Blue Heron Great Egret Western Gull Brown Pelican

A few wide-angle. Wild, hand-held, no cropping. Enjoy! 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Long time since my last post. I hope you'll enjoy these photos. Wild, hand-held, no cropping. Tony 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Here's a series of Snowy Egret photos featuring side-lighting, which remains my favorite way to light the subject. Hand-held, no cropping. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Superb in black & white. Wonderful composition! Tony

I hope you'll enjoy this set! Hand-held, no cropping. 1. Great Blue Heron 2. Black Oystercatcher 3. Double-crested Cormorant 5. Muscovy Duck 6. Red-shouldered Hawk

A few more! 1. 2. Illuminated 3. 4. 5. 6.

Great! Thanks for taking the time to comment! Tony

That's fantastic, Luke. Tony

A few more Pinnacle National Monument shots. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

The first shot is a favorite "forced-perspective" photo. This cemetery statue is no taller than three feet. I wanted to give the impression of a towering figure and what might appear as a hill in background is actually a section of mausoleums. A storm had just passed. 1. Cemetery Angel 2...

Here's a mix of my favorite black & white conversions. As with every category of photography I enjoy, I strongly favor the darker end of the exposure spectrum. I love how black & white photography, in particular, provides light & shadow the opportunity to perform their magical duet. Tony 1...

Really sensational work. Excellent, thoughtful compositions. Tony

Superb! Tony

Here's a mix of wide-angle and portrait I hope you'll enjoy. 1. Snowy Egret 2. Green Heron 3. Brown Pelican 4. Black-crowned Night Heron (juvenile form) 5. Snowy Egret 6. Double-crested Cormorant

Black Foam Core Projects I'm certain there exists many creative methods that will yield similar results. I'm providing the methods I use to achieve these types of shots and I hope this information proves helpful should you decide to give it a try. I'll include a couple of my favorite flower...

I hope you enjoy this set, which includes an illuminated starfish! 1. Illuminated "Even Broken Hearts Can Shine Again" 2. 3. 4. Illuminated 5. 6.

Thank you for commenting. Yes, there are many methods that will yield similar results. Black foam core board was something I simply decided to try, found it worked well and that was that! I'll look forward to seeing how this specific seashell project works out for you and your wife and I'll...

Thank you, and yes, #6 from the first set is indeed glowing because it's being illuminated from the light source underneath the shell. I'll continue to identify them as "Illuminated" immediately after the image number. Tony