Brendan J.:
Fifteen years of SLR photography and this is the first time I've used a lens longer than 105mm
Brendan J.:
A beautifully framed shot of a boring tree that just barely manages to include some birds
Brendan J.:
There was a hawk circling and they all yelled a lot like pterodactyls whenever he got close
Brendan J.:
The majesty of the Great Blue Heron
Brendan J.:
Dignity... grace... unruffled composure...
Brendan J.:
"I woke up like this," the heron insisted
Brendan J.:
Oh bye
Brendan J.:
This is what we were tromping around in, trying to shoot
Brendan J.:
Pretty sure this is some other kind of bird egg but who knows
Brendan J.:
Treehole keyhole
Brendan J.:
Luke and Kat and Sophie are excited
Brendan J.:
Gal pals
Brendan J.:
Splash snowman
Brendan J.:
I promise this isn't a poorly-done CGI water simulation from 2006
Brendan J.:
We're just going to pretend this is in focus because I'm never gonna catch a drop quite like this again
Brendan J.:
The stealthy Hundred-Year-Old-Garbage-Bug adapts flawlessly to blend in with its environment
Brendan J.:
Good evening, ma'am, you are not as well camouflaged as you might expect
Brendan J.:
Kat in their happy place
Brendan J.:
Kat in their happy feet
Brendan J.:
The Warco Incident
Brendan J.:
This can might be older than me. Did I mention I turned 40?
Brendan J.:
I feel like this must have been a vaseline jar?
Brendan J.:
I have no idea what kind of egg this is
Brendan J.:
Whoa there are also owls in this habitat
Brendan J.:
Great Butt Heron
Brendan J.:
Great Two Herons
Brendan J.:
The sky really was like this
Brendan J.:
The silhouette here makes the heron look like a peacock
Brendan J.:
"wat" --a heron
Brendan J.:
"WAT" --a heron