in scattered light of frond and leaf
Through the firs sunlight breaks
As Codger followers by now realize, I am just back from a week at SF State University's Sierra Nevada Field Station, where images of showtls have moved me to feeble attempts at poetic expression.
The class discovered their camera-trapping instructor was obsessed with the showtl, and if you don't know anything about mountain beavers, sewellels, showtls or Aplodontia rufa, read here.
And by the way, this image was the first attempt at showtl espionage by the ladies of the class.
I'd say they did pretty well.
And by the way, this image was the first attempt at showtl espionage by the ladies of the class.
I'd say they did pretty well.
As I wind down and unpack, I'll be working up the images.
More on the workshop this week, and thanks to Carl for photoshopping this problematic image.
(Now I am off to the flume where I lost my glasses this afternoon.)
(Now I am off to the flume where I lost my glasses this afternoon.)
6 comments:
I love that one.
Quite the spectacular photo for a trail camera image. I have never heard of the mountain beaver.
Marilyn
Beautiful and a candidate for your book cover?
Spectacular
Wow, I've never heard of those. Lovely capture.
And speaking of, check this out: Camera-Trapping Snow Leopards
Thanks troops, and thanks for the link, Kitt.
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