Please share your photography!

[NearMeBettas]

I'm a photographer and would love to do it full-time eventually. I'll have to upload the ones on my camera but here is what I took on my mom's phone (Nice but not anything FABULOUS.) It doesn'thave to be amazing, just anything you'd like to share!!:

 

[JuiceBox52]

All done with my phone

 

[Glenn407]

One of very few that I have actually printed. Georgia O'Keeffe's "The Black Place" NM

 

[Glenn407]

And my beloved Red Mesa

 

[TheLavenderBadger]

And my beloved Red Mesa
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That looks like some of the country we get around here! The bright red is gorgeous.

 

[Morganna]

And my beloved Red Mesa
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I used to live on a mesa.

 

[FishandBirdLover]

Here are a few of mine. All done on a Olympus E-510.

 

[Alice B]

my camera is a wimpy samsung phone, lol. I will share something. Taken this February. That hen lived to 8 years old this May, but the heat got her in June. She hatched here.

 

[Rocky998]

Wow! All these photos are incredible!

Great skills!

 

[Rocky998]

Sorry if this is too many... I like photography as well!
These are some of my favorites I've done

 

[Morganna]

These are couple of favorites I take on a nikon d3100

 

[Alice B]

@Rocky998 That locust emerging from its shell is just fabulous!

 

[Rocky998]

These are couple of favorites I take on a nikon d3100

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WOW! I loooove the detail on the last one. You are either super close to the praying mantis or have fantastic zoom on your camera/phone!

@Rocky998 That locust emerging from its shell is just fabulous!

Thank you!
It's actually a cicada. They do resemble locusts... I can see that.
That is the first time in my life seeing one come out of its shell. I also took one when it came completely out:

 

[Morganna]

WOW! I loooove the detail on the last one. You are either super close to the praying mantis or have fantastic zoom on your camera/phone!

Thank you!!!
Yeah, I was super close, and so holding my breath! I didn't know how he would react to having a camera lens a foot from his face, not to mention the plant he is in is also attracts a lot of bees.
It's probably my favorite mantis pic so far.

 

[Alice B]

I don't know why I called it a locust, I know better. Gorgeous shots, both of them. I usually just find the empty shells, or the bodies after they have gotten old and died. Years ago I watched one emerge but that was before digital cameras...