Aug
31
Portrait
Filed Under Portraits, Summer 2010
I did some portrait work tonight on the beach in an effort to expand my photography range. Here is one from that shoot.
Archive for August, 2010
Aug
30
Salt Marsh Moth
Filed Under Moths, Summer 2010
I found this guy hiding low to the ground on a recent dewy morning. I believe it is a Salt Marsh Moth but if I misidentified this please tell me. It was rapidly beating its wings just before it took off for its initial morning flight.
Aug
29
Danielle Waves
Filed Under Summer 2010
Hurricane Danielle has been moving northward through the Atlantic over the past few days. Its waves have reached the Delaware coast and the surfing navy came out in force this morning. This wave was ridden at Indian River Inlet.
Aug
28
Race To The Fish
Filed Under Scenics, Summer 2010, Sunrises and Sunsets
Boats headed out of Indian River Inlet this morning in a race to the fishing grounds.
Aug
27
Gone To Seed
Filed Under Summer 2010, Wildflowers
The thistles I photographed last week are exploding in seed today.
Aug
26
Seaside Goldenrod
Filed Under Summer 2010, Wildflowers
In additon to the quickly shortening daylight hours, many signs are indicating the shut down of summer and the approach of fall. Seaside Goldenrod is starting to bloom in the dunes here in Delaware. This one was found waving in a gentle breeze tonight in Cape Henlopen State Park.
Aug
25
Whale of a Sunrise
Filed Under Scenics, Summer 2010, Sunrises and Sunsets
A recent sunrise at Cape Henlopen State Park in Delaware. A Minke Whale skull rests within the rocks.
Aug
24
Water Wings
Filed Under Shorebirds, Summer 2010, Terns
This Forster’s Tern is emerging from an unsuccessful dive for a fish.
Aug
23
August Bloom
Filed Under Macro, Summer 2010, Wildflowers
I photographed this flower Saturday morning. At first I thought it might be in the thistle family, but now I don’t think so. Anyway, it caught my eye in the dewy sunrise.
Aug
22
Light House
Filed Under Scenics, Summer 2010, Sunrises and Sunsets
The lighthouse on the inner breakwater at the Delaware side of the mouth of the Delaware Bay has been dark for decades, but the sun lights it up every sunset on clear days. You just have to be at the right place at the right time.
