TigerHead's photos

False symmetry (but fun) - Winter sun through bay window December, 2009 (Please view in Light Room or in larger sizes for best effect.)

This tropical spider draped its web overhead and across a hiking trail. Can anyone help me identify it? South Florida, December 2014 (Please view in Light Room or in larger sizes for best effect.)

Katydid having her morning meal. Katydids are widespread, occurring in every region of the world with the exception of Antarctica. They are especially abundant in the tropics, particularly in the Amazon Rainforest, but are also found in cooler and drier regions, such as the heathlands of Australia, the deserts of the United States, and parts of Canada and northern Europe. They typically are found living on trees, bushes, or grasses, often matching the appearance of their surroundings. Nature preserve, August, 2014 (Please view in Light Room or in larger sizes for best effect.)

Fallen tree in segments, supporting a large and rich moss colony. Nature preserve, April, 2015 (Please view in Light Room for best effect)

A small wave breaks as Juan ponders his hat in the sand. East coast, Florida, December, 2014 (Please view in Light Room for best effect)

Mantis, stalking prey in the upper blooms. Nature preserve, September, 2014 (Please view in Light Room or in larger sizes for best effect)

Young waiter taking a smoke break before things get busy. Oceanside cafe, South Florida, December, 2014 (Please view on black in Light Room for best effect)

Blackbirds, nesting in the palms. South Florida, December, 2014

Orange Monarch, laying its eggs in a land of green. Nature preserve, August, 2014 (Please view in Light Room or in larger sizes for best effect)

Young Clark, despite overwhelming family, societal, religious, educational and economic indoctrination urging him to the contrary, decides to be heterosexual. East Coast, South Florida, December, 2014 (Please view in Light Room or in larger sizes for best effect)

You can see them if you squint. Afternoon light, nature preserve. August, 2012. (Please view in Light Box or larger sizes for best effect)

She stopped eating the tops of the plants to stare at me before getting back to work. Nature preserve - June, 2014 (Please view in Light Box or larger sizes for best effect)

Candid shot - traveling summer carnival - June, 2012 (Please view in Light Box or larger sizes for best effect)

A study in space relations, South Florida - December, 2014 (Please view in Light Box or larger sizes for best effect)

Rock performers in abstract (Please view in Light Box or larger sizes for best effect)

Candid shot - traveling summer carnival - June, 2012 (Please view in Light Box or larger sizes for best effect)

Gray CatBird - Rather plain but with lots of personality, the Gray Catbird often hides in the shrubbery, making an odd variety of musical and harsh sounds -- including the catlike mewing responsible for its name. At other times it moves about boldly in the open, jerking its long tail expressively. Most catbirds winter in the southern United States or the tropics, but a few linger far to the north if they have access to a reliable source of berries or a well-stocked bird feeder. Nature park, August, 2014 (Please view in Light Box or larger sizes for best effect)

What remains of jetliner plumes mark a brilliant sunset sky. Nature preserve August, 2012 (Please view in Light Box or larger sizes for best effect)