I remember the thrill of being allowed to take pictures with the old 35mm as a child. Opportunities to (as my parents saw it) "waste film" were few and far between and shots had to be chosen selectively. I do miss the film, but love the advantage of having a camera almost everywhere I go now and never having to be to selective! I’m especially interested in showcasing the hidden in plain sight parts of nature...especially the invertebrates and other under-appreciated forms of life:)

"Instructions for living a life

Be astonished

Pay attention

Tell about it" Mary Oliver

"The more clearly we can focus our attention on the wonders and realities of the universe about us, the less taste we shall have for destruction." Rachel Carson

"It is advisable to look from the tidepools to the stars and then back to the tidepools." Steinbeck, Log from Sea of Cortez