A couple weeks back I was out for a day of birding and exploration traveling north on the west side of Lake Cayuga and into the Montezuma Wetlands complex to see the Scissor-tailed Flycatcher. On the way up the lake I decided to stop briefly at the overlook for Taughannock Falls, the tallest waterfall east of the Mississippi River in New York state (Thanks Earl). Having never been there before, I was expecting to have to walk a mile or so to visit the site and while that wasn’t in the cards for the day, I thought I would at least drive by. Turns out you don’t have to walk anywhere and this photograph was taken about 10 feet from the parking lot.
Featured Photograph: Eastern Bluebird
This morning my goal was to photograph migrating sparrows, but I came home with this image of a female Eastern Bluebird. I captured some great images of sparrows but it is this image that keeps drawing my attention, so I thought I would share it. [Read more...]
Featured Photo: Unnamed Waterfall
I’d like to start a new series of posts, the Featured Photo. The basic idea is to feature a photograph, maybe it will be one of my best, maybe not. The idea is to talk a little bit about the image and what was going through my mind when I took it, why I like it, or why it came up short. Just a nice simple glimpse into the thinking behind a particular image.












