The red “moss” growing on the trees is actually a green algae named Trentepohlia. Its orange color comes from carotene, a pigment which also occurs in carrots.
The red “moss” growing on the trees is actually a green algae named Trentepohlia. Its orange color comes from carotene, a pigment which also occurs in carrots.
Track of the May 20, 2012 Annular Solar Eclipse above Mt. Diller in Lassen Volcanic National Park. The eclipse on May 20 was an annular – or ring – eclipse. At its peak, for those standing on the central line of the eclipse, the eclipse resembled a bulls-eye, with a thin ring of the sun […]
While observing the Shelter in Place restrictions I thought that I might do a little “Photography in Place”. Here is my tutorial on how to create a flower portrait. After 8 days under SIP I finally had a reprieve from rescheduling workshops and catching up on the honey-do list. With wildflower season upon us I […]
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