Dead trees litter the jungle floor. They add to the chaos of each scene, but may also become focal points in the midst of their live counterparts.
Category: Images
Guam is a wonderful place to live and explore. I document my life and exploration here with a digital camera. And I shoot nearly every day.
Shooting with a classic
Several months ago I purchased a Minolta macro lens for my Sony system. It was produced sometime between 1986 and 1993. It still works beautifully!
The base of San Carlos Falls
We've made a few recent trips to San Carlos Falls - this one on Independence Day. The flow of water was limited to the right side of the drop on this day.
Finding a little color
On a grey, overcast day in Piti, with brown leaf-litter covering the jungle floor, I searched for color. This tiny touch of yellow brightened my day!
Along the way to Lost Pond
Most of the walk to Lost Pond is along the beach. Today we hiked during a negative tide, discovering many wonderful colors and textures in the shallows.
Negative tide near Ricky’s Beach
We made our way north along the coast from Taga'chang today, arriving at Ricky's Beach. The view of the bay is varied and colorful at these low tides.
Among the eucalyptus trees
I've tried to photograph this large stand of eucalyptus trees near the Masso Reservoir many times. Yesterday I discovered a composition worth sharing.
Walking in Agat
I look for unusual features, anomalies, textures, and contrast as I walk along the beach with my camera. Sometimes I find them all in a single scene.
Linckia laevigata
Blue starfish often get stranded in the rocks at low tide. We found several as we walked along Asan beach. This is another in my Found on Beach series.