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This is my American Pit-Bull Cyrus. He was seeing a bubble for the very first time

Caught this eagle flying back to the nest with fish in his talons..

This was a low angle inches above the boiling hot water of one of Yellowstone's iconic feature, the Grand Prismatic Pool. I was looking for a strong visual element to draw your eye to the prismatic beauty of the pool.The strong visual orange element in the picture is really an example of extremophile colonies, a mixture of bacteria and algae that live in the scalding and toxic waters that come Yellowstone's volcanic caldera.

This lizard was shot with a Nikon macro lens, 105mm VR, he had just been sprayed with some water and was having his first drink of the day. External flash used.

I love this image because it shows the love of a father to his baby. How even though he did not carry him, he has an instant pride and love the envelopes him from the top of his head to the tips of his fingers to the bottom of his feet. For me, this photo symbolizes all that fatherhood is. In converted it to black and white to simplify this very simple, yet massive emotion of the moment.

One of my daughter's First Communion portraits.

Little Princess / Adorable pageant winner poses at the Vineyards in North Carolina.

Hang In There / Two of my favorite things: Gerber Daisy and a red eyed tree frog.

Tree Frog in Spring / A Tree Frog found On a Rhodedendron after a long winter.

Goose In Lake Livingston / This was taken from Lake Livingston in Texas when I was on a Camping Trip.