A close-up photo of a 1938 V16 Cadillac hood ornament. The photo was taken with a Canon 1Dx, 70-200mm lens at 200mm, f2.8. The image was processed with Photoshop HDR, NIK Color Efex Pro 4, NIK Viveza 2 and NIK Dfine 2.
“1938 V16 Cadillac Dashboard”
American Robins start reproducing from April to July. Nests are built by the female and are constructed with grass, twigs and mud. A clutch can consist from two to five light blue eggs. Both parents feed the chicks. The chicks diet includes worms, insects and berries. The young robins leave the nest in two weeks.
“Robin Chick Close Up”
“American Robin Feeding Chicks”
Robins Growing Out of Nest
An american robin checking on its chicks.
Robin checking on Chic
Robin Collecting Fecal Sack
“Mute Swan 1”
Mute Swans may hold their wings over their backs in a puffed up position to show their strength, and the neck may be held in a strong S-curve as an aggressive posture.
A pair of Mute Swans courting. Mute Swans were introduced to North America in the ninetieth century and are viewed as an invasive species.
“Mute Swans Drinking”
Horse and rider emerging from a storm.
A creative photo of a horse and tack.
Boot in Stirrup
Cowboy rider with all his riding tack.
Close up of a cowboy and his gun.
Cowboy on His Mount
A male Eastern Bluebird displaying bright blue breeding plumage.
Eastern Bluebird with Larvae
Female Bluebird with Insects
Male Bluebird Flying In
Male Bluebird perched on dry millet with food.
Bluebird with Green Katydid
A male Eastern Bluebird holding a spider in its beak.
A male Eastern Bluebird captured as he was landing in a branch.
Female Eastern Bluebird returning to his nest with food for chicks.
Fawn-breasted Brilliant Hummingbird approaching Crocosmia.
Buff-tailed Coronet Tail Display
Buff-tailed Coronet feeding from Crocosmia 1
The Velvet-purple Coronet Hummingbird is found in humid foothill forest on the West Andean slope in western Colombia and north-western Ecuador.
The Booted Rackettailed Hummingbird can be found in the Andean Mountain Range, which stretch through Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Venezuela. Their unique tail is tipped with oval plums.
The Tourmaline Sunangel Hummingbird can be found in rainforest of Ecuador and Colombia.
The buff-tailed Coronet Hummingbird can be found in Colombia, Ecuador and Venezuela. They like the mid-level forest canopy and feed on nectar and insects.
The purple-throated woodstar hummingbird is found in Colombia and Ecuador. This bird weights about 3 grams and is 7cm long.
Buff-tailed Coronet Hummingbird Perched
Booted Rackettailed Hummingbird No. 1
The collared inca hummingbird can be found in the Andean forests of Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia.
Rackettail Hummingbird Approach
Buff-tailed Coronet Hummingbird on Robust Elleanthus
The Green Violetear Hummingbird can be found in the forest of Mexico to northern South America. This hummingbird is about four inches in length.
The Sword-billed Hummingbird bill is 4” to 5” long. Their bill is longer than their body.
A photo of a Violet-tailed Sylph in flight. This hummingbird can be found in Colombia and Ecuador. The total length of the bird is 7 inches.
The buff-tailed Coronet approaching shrimp plant.
“Buff-tailed Coronet feeding from Trumpet Honeysuckle” More of my bird photos can be found at www.jerryfornarotto.artistwebsites.com
A cattle skull bleached in the sun at the Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve.
Dunes, Great Sand Dunes National Park
“Skull in the Desert” Great Sand Dunes National Park, CO.
Dunes, Panoramic
The Chapel of the Holy Cross was built into a butte in Sedona, Arizona. A local rancher and sculpture, Marguerite Brunswig Staude, commissioned the chapel. The building was completed in 1956.
The Thumb Butte and The Bench as seen from Schnedly Hill Road, Sedona, Arizona.
Thumb Butte and the Bench B+W
A colorful turquoise door in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Sony A7R, FE 24-70mm F4 ZA OSS
A colorful turquoise door in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Santa Fe Dragon
Bunches of dry chilies on display at a market in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Santa Fe Square Clock stand in front of the New Mexico Museum of Art at the corner of Lincoln and W. Palace Aves.
Santa Fe Square Clock stand in front of the New Mexico Museum of Art at the corner of Lincoln and W. Palace Aves.
Santa Fe Door 539
“Straw Hats”
A display of straw hats being sold by a street vendor in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Loretto Chapel was completed in 1878. The chapel is now a museum.
Loretto Chapel was completed in 1878. The chapel is now a museum.
Adobe Ladder from Santa Fe, New Mexico.
“Double Turquoise Doors”
“Skulls for Sale”
Skulls for Sale Black and White
Indian Rugs Santa Fe
Vigas are wooden beams used in traditional adobes.
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A bunch of dried chili peppers hanging from a lamp.
Colorful woven baskets being sold by a street vender in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
An adobe window and vigas.
A photo of a vividly painted chair found in Old Town section of Alburquerque, New Mexico.
Dried chilis hanging on a wall in Old Town Albuquerque, New Mexico.
A bright red bench in “Old Town” Albuquerque, New Mexico.