I'm walking along a bridge in northern Kauai and notice the tree tops are at eye-level for easy shooting. I pan around for the best cluster of Locust branches and then patiently wait for the slightest of breezes to pause long enough to capture this shot.

I came across this friendly creature high in the Andes Mountains. As I began a quick set up for a photo, she came closer and more curious and I couldn't help but notice a seemingly happy expression.

if you ever wondered what a photography studio does on a slow day... well, we photograph our toothbrush, and here it is. this is a close-up shot of the bristles on a toothbrush (Oral-B if you're curious) and each one has a diameter of 0.0075 inches (thickness of 1½ sheets of paper). we found it interesting that the plastic bristles start out very smooth on the handle end (seen at top) and then have a rougher texture on the brushing end (seen at bottom).

path through California Redwoods

looking straight down toward the tops of foliage and a simple dirt (mud) road.

peeking through the trees toward Horseshoe Lake mostly covered with lily-pads and blooms

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

a picture-perfect passage between cliffs in southern Illinois