This is the perpetual watering hole in our back yard for creatures, be they on wing, foot (paw?) or whatever. Sure would like to devise a method to setup a motion-triggered day/night camera. A "game" camera might work, but their resolution is medicore at best, and the night photos are poor. Any ideas? Tried a bit of HDR on this photo (three images merged), but it appears to be with mixed success.

Water Water Everywhere

My cousin David, when very young, used to say: Don't need a link of later when it lains.

My G-Daughter in the pool.

My morning "Squares" view

Chess Sets

Images from the Maryhill Museum in Washington State.

I've Got your Squares Right Here

I Got Nothing of Tiny Things

So here are a few more pics from Montana that I didn't include on facebook...

Hummingbird nest, and Finders

This is far from tiny, but found this interesing rock in a remote canyon today, actually a side canyon to Condor. Does anyone possibly know the story behind this?

Naturally Tiny Things

It's a small world. This little bee was methodically visiting every clover blossom. Amazing what a person will observe just laying in the grass for a spell.

Request permission to land!

Diggin' thru the files for Parallel Lines

Chutes and Ladders as Parallel Lines...with Kid

My granddaughter loves slides.

I once spent 2 hours watching her as she went up the ladders and down the slides.

Dang near wore me out it did.

Parallel lines in nature

A Point & Shoot July 4th

The Opposite of Sunset

A case where looking back from a spectacular sunset was actually more impressive than the sunset itself. Looking East while perched above Eagle Valley after a little off-roading. The sky was more impressive than the horizon.

Independence Day in Alamo

Playing with HDR and not succeeding...yet.

Various "in camera" processing features of my Nikon PAS: not HDR

HDR

Soft Effects