The first tree we noticed on the way to the Sella Bay trailhead had been recently eaten by caterpillars (we think). It was worth stopping for an image.
Author: Christopher Harper
Documenting life and exploration on Guam
Weather-beaten on the beach
The twisted bark of this tree on Tagachang Beach caught my attention immediately. There were but a few green leaves sprouting above its battered trunk.
An isolated young fern
Very few of these young ferns rise high enough above the others nearby to be isolated from their background. It seems this one just happened to make it.
Coral rock and sand
My Found on the Beach series continues! Subjects must be a stone's throw from the Pacific, exactly as I find them, with the Sony A77V and 50mm Minolta.
Seriously considering sales tactics
Decision makers should consider carefully their use of AI for sales. Sometimes tools that improve our productivity can let us down in other areas.
The Gygis alba
I only had a few minutes to walk around Hagåtña with the 500mm lens on Satuday. While I saw several other birds, I only captured this White (fairy) tern.
Becoming an open source photographer
Think twice before renewing your expensive photography software subscriptions. Some of us are happy processing images with open source alternatives.
A simple speech policy
Those with a personality similar to my own should consider this policy: never say in someone’s absence what you haven’t already said in their presence.
Maidenhair fern
In a dark jungle, just after sunset, the leaves of this Maidenhair fern seemed almost to glow. It was worth stopping to capture them on my way to the car.