I took this moments after the helicopter had taken off for a sunset flight, hence the hard shadows.

Much attention is given to the rest of the Penguin that the vibrant orange feet sometimes gets missed.

Up close and person with a Magellanic Penguin chick.

I can just imagine the tunes this duet is belting out.

My kids tuck their heads into their shoulders when they get shy so thats what I get every time I see this image.

Penguins look cute and adorable but if you were small and looked up and saw this, you might feel just a little threatened.

Obviously an effect of freezing the walking motion of this King Penguin, but it does make me wonder, can Penguins skate on ice?

A little morbid, but I still find it funny, and no they aren’t headless, just sleeping and a trick of the angle from which I made this...

While on the theme of crosses and religion, a final one.

I sometimes wonder whether this image is a photo or illustration.

How many crosses do you count?

Bleached logs are among the remnants on this rocky beach near Punta Arenas.

I find the the patterns of lines on this granite cliff fascinating.

Not mist but hot steam rising from this stream fed by a geyser in Yellowstone.

Rolling clouds over dessert dunes in Namibia.

An image from a foggy afternoon near my house earlier this year.

The combination of sun, dense fog and waves made this sunset feel unlike any other I’d photographed.

This was from earlier in the year, but it reminds me that I need to get out to the coast and hike around.

Getting up close to a colony of Black-browed Albatross is an incredible (and very noisy) experience.  One interesting fact about these...

Steeple Jason is a small island in the Falklands and is home to one of the largest Black-browed Albatross colonies in the world.

It was laundry day at this place on the island of Burano.