Originally posted on brendenstudio:
Two posts in the same week! I’m on a roll, somebody stop me 😉 My internet is no better today, but I was so pleased with the way my photo session went yesterday, I can’t wait to share my work with you…just after finishing the larger common juniper, I decided to work on the Pacific yew. I’ve posted about this tree… Continue reading Call the Press!
Originally posted on brendenstudio:
The very dry summer we had here in Portland would lead you to think it would make for a poor fall collecting season…but after a scouting trip in early August, the trees were definitely actively growing roots. Everything I brought home responded very well to receiving regular watering for a change, especially the sub alpine firs. Their needle color went from… Continue reading Sub Alpine Firs…
Originally posted on brendenstudio:
The holidays are upon us and I’ve been busy with a few new trees, two of them to show you today…so let this be my Christmas card to you, as I most likely will not do another post until the new year. The first tree up is a ponderosa pine I acquired two or three years ago that was potted in… Continue reading Season’s Greetings!
Originally posted on brendenstudio:
I covered the birth of this bonsai in a post from December, 2012…if you look on the sidebar of this blog, click on that date to get you up to speed. I potted the tree in March, 2013 and it came through all the previous work with no problems. The tree lives in Seattle, and I would check in to see… Continue reading Alaska Yellow Cedar Update…
Originally posted on Images & Moments:
Fitzroy Island The Cairns Turtle Rehabilitation Centre Two of the volunteers Nudey Beach on Fitzroy Island Nudey Beach Nudey Beach is isolated and private Nudey Beach The 5 o’clock view from Fitzroy Island I arrived in Cairns, Australia on Sunday and began my volunteering at the Cairns Turtle Rehabilitation Centre on Monday. The Centre is located on Fitzroy Island,… Continue reading Cairns: Turtles in the Tropics
Originally posted on Images & Moments:
Sunrise at Yellow Water in Kakadu National Park We got rather close to quite a few crocodiles. They look rather larger in person! White-bellied Sea Eagle Young Jacana Mature Jacana Black-necked Stork (I think) Whistling Kite Is it lunchtime? (Nope, not this time!) Heron (maybe?) Another Black-necked Stork Saturday morning I went on a sunrise cruise leaving from the… Continue reading Yellow Water Cruise
Originally posted on Images & Moments:
The view was so pretty even the guide was taking photos! On our way to see some ancient rock art. Trevor explaining about the rock art. Some paintings reveal layers of images going back tens of thousands of years. We did some climbing. Silkscreening in the Injalak Arts center. Artist Graham Badari. Cahills Crossing on the East Alligator River… Continue reading Arnem Land & the Custodians of the Land
Originally posted on Roadkill Crossing:
Birding and photography go hand-in-hand. Binoculars and a camera are essential tools for me to hone my dual hobbies. I heard the Red-winged Blackbird singing before I spotted it in this dead tree with its tangle of branches. I have always considered the blackbird’s song a harbinger of springtime. To hear its melodious song in January was music to my… Continue reading A Tangled Web
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