Below ground caverns in Arizona wilderness, carved out by centuries of flash flood waters from rain many miles away.

Multiple storms and patches of sunlight just off-shore of Guam.

closely resembling a (well used) golf ball, this is actually a super closeup shot of a Zinnia's flower petal. the petals have a cool pattern of dimples each measuring about 1/1000th of an inch across. we then focused a ultra-tiny spotlight so that the shaft of light was the size of a human hair (smaller than a laser beam). as the highly focused light bled out through the relatively flat petal (see inset), it created the shading effect of a round ball.

sunset above the clouds near the hawaiian islands

unique purple lily blooms in southern China

commonly misunderstood as an albino, this White Indian Peacock appears just as lovely as it's multi-coloured friends.

eastern Utah