Articles tagged with: sunlight
A contrast of light and shadow,
an acrobatic space unfolding where
the real cavorts with the imaginary.
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Sparrow | Passer domesticus
Elegantly agitated sparrows unfold nimbly in an overhead stage,
attired in fiery sunlight and deep shadow,
a avian dance easily upstaging any Broadway troupe.
We head into a new decade, while a bee slices
through the humid morning air towards
the empire of the sun.
The light fades on a snowy afternoon,
and a radiant rascal surveys the
raging sky with a whisper.
Yellow angel of the garden, hearts desire, lord and master of sunlight.
A honey bee comes in with a harvest of dark pollen, a small contribution to the distinctive flavor of the hive’s honey.
A tiny moth, dreamer of porch lights, slipped into a pocket of sunlight in a shaded glade.
Out today photographing sun-struck bees at the hive, a beautiful backyard afternoon.
Here’s a hive-bound pollen-laden bee back from a successful morning’s forage.
This image also appears in my newest book, Bee Dreams.
Glowing honey gold in a sunlit glade, a bee dashes off on its morning’s errands.
A more contrasty image than I usually make, but I like the attitude of this ant peeking out in a shaft of sunlight.
Under a warming blast of sunlight, a honeybee starts the morning search for pollen.
Okay, this finch image from last summer is crying out for a caption, but I can’t think of one. I need some help. So I’m having a caption contest similar to what the New Yorker magazine does on their last page.
The best caption gets a free desktop wallpaper. Post your caption as a comment.
Buy a print of this image.
