The albino is referred as a disease in wild animals. It is the loss of their skin pigmentation due to which they appear to be like this . While we reached Kanjhari Deer park we were shooting the black

In the Land of Festivals. India. Recognize how much of a firework you are. You just gotta ignite the light and let it shine. These are the things which motivates the fellow artists but not the

Today’s landscape is one of my favorites ever. I love so many things about this shot from the complementary blue and gold tones separating the earth and sky, to the rain coming down on one side and the

Work has been slaying me this week so I will be brief with my descriptions. First up is this moody/ethereal composition of an Bumblebee on purple flowers. The Bumblebee is one of the more threatened so

My next festive honeybee and bottlebrush shot is this inflight composition. One of several inflights that are forthcoming, I really liked this one as a fuller composition rather than cropped in tight on

My 2nd and final post for this week with my 50mm macro has me a little unsure but I feel fairly confident its a Sweat Bee. I’ll definitely welcome a more knowledgeable person’s correction here! These look

Again I’m focusing on Bee🐝 this week using the new 50mm macro lens. Capturing bees with this lens was a much bigger challenge than the dragonflies because although dragonflies are more skittish, they

My second look of a dragonfly I posted a few days ago, the Common Green Darner. In that prior post I made some mistake that I’have forgotten to correct my shutter speed and captured it at 1/320 of a second

A few weeks ago I had to send my 90mm macro lens in for repair and decided in the meantime to experiment with extension tubes. When my macro finally came back last Wednesday I immediately tested it and

Butterfly week wouldn’t be complete without at least one photo of a caterpillar. I’ve previously posted some monarch caterpillars and butterflies and a couple of black swallowtail butterflies, but never

I had to send in my macro lens for repair about a week ago, so while waiting for it to return I decided to experiment with extension tubes a bit with my 24-70 lens and while doing so I noticed some pretty

Continuing my butterfly theme this week today with a couple of closeups and tighter crops. I had images of several butterflies to choose from, but none felt as suited for extreme closeup as the Skippers

Continuing my butterfly theme this week today with a couple of closeups and tighter crops. I had images of several butterflies to choose from, but none felt as suited for extreme closeup as the Skippers

In part three of the grasshopper who loved flowers we see that Grace has moved on from the Turkscap to pursue a lover of a different color. But is she too late? Has the flower already found a soulmate

In part two of the grasshopper who loved flowers, we find Grace caressing the petals and inhaling the intoxicating aroma of this sweet red Drummond’s Turkscap. A popular flower with both butterflies and

As promised, my next 3 images will feature a grasshopper in response but since grasshoppers aren’t really my usual thing, rather than try to identify the species I’m going to use these images to tell a

My fourth and last post for the series with 4 posts of 4 different types of bees and all 4 in flight. So let's talk about this post. It is the Honeybee. This is what most people envision when they think

My third post for today is one of my all-time favorite bees, the Megachile Leaf-Cutter Bee. There’s 150 different species of megachile, so I’m not sure the specific one this is but in addition to having

My second post today is of a Carpenter Bee. This one is the Horsefly-like Carpenter Bee (Xylocopa Tabaniformis). I was a little surprised that that was really what they are know as but it’s what they’re