My camera and eye have always been inspired by Nature. All my art from the Brush/Lens collaboration comes from the Long Island landscape…and now it is in process of becoming a book. Involvement in the Fire Island National Seashore project to nominate it to become a World Heritage Site has nudged me to look back to my early photography days with film and rewrite this post to share with you: A Whale of a Tale.
Have you ever petted a whale?
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Blue Morpho butterflies wafted through the forest as I wended my way down the slippery path to the cave housing the Oil Bird at ASA WRIGHT Nature Center in Trinidad. Their fleeting glitter of vivid blue danced in the, otherwise, darkness of the forest environment throughout the morning…
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to protect camera while photographing in the rain.
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I have been hibernating from Nature’s blasts of winter snow down in enchanted Sanibel, Florida. While most people come here for the seashells, I much prefer to focus on the nightly sunset.
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A naturalist friend of mine, who knows that I have this craving to photograph Pink Lady’s Slippers, Cypripedium acaule, has taken me to a special forested area near the Nassau-Suffolk County border.
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