Albert Reed

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I was happy to catch this photo of two hummingbirds - their parallel beaks, the up and down symmetry and to have both in focus - makes, I believe, a unique hummingbird photo. The other photo of the hu…

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I walk everyday with our dogs on our 40 acre property and have for forty years. There is always a photo to be had. Time of day, season, wet, dry - there is always the changing sky above, morning and e…

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I felt lucky to get this shot in which two hummingbirds are both in focus. And the play of opposites - beaks parallel but pointed in different directions. Looking up and looking down, one airborne and…

Morning Hummers

I sat in my hiding spot for a couple of hours this morning, hoping to get a good shot of hungry hummingbirds - one that would distinguish itself from the usual. Photographing a hummingbird in flight i…

New Mexico Monsoon Season - 11 a.m., noon and 1 p.m. Now at 2 p.m. the rain is coming down. The reference point is the tetilla peak in the background.

Evening Clouds

I sit on my rock for summer sunsets. This evening I watched this formation twist and turn, its shape and depth evolving for half an hour before finally the light faded.

At the Birdbath

Yes, this is 'just' a common Titmouse that alighted for a quick drink. However, there is such life and light in its eyes. I can't help but feel sad on the one hand - I think of the rapidly declining b…

Time Warp

This photo can conjure up a myriad of meanings and reactions. I'm curious to hear from you all; what does this photo say to you, and what might you give it as a title.

Name This Photo! After I get submissions, we'll vote and see who comes out the winner!

Name This Photo

Name this photo! I'm looking for a title for this photo that I took in 2007. I'm curious to find out what this conjures up. In a few days, we'll vote on our favorite and have a winner...