Prickly Pear
This playful mixed media piece is inspired by my love of both Talavera pottery, the mountains, and the prickly pear.
This playful mixed media piece is inspired by my love of both Talavera pottery, the mountains, and the prickly pear.
Love AZ was inspired by my return to Arizona after twenty years away. I wanted to incorporate everything – the Arizona flag, the mountains, the copper star, the cactus, and celebratory, bright colors. I was so happy to be home.
Sugar Skulls are significant and rich in symbolism during DÃas De Los Muertos celebrations. This piece was made to honor my niece who lost her battle with cancer at the age of 19. I love this piece because she was the epitome of youth, curiosity, vibrancy, candy and life loving, and serving others. She brought joy to everyone she met and we should celebrate our loved ones lost.
Another beautiful image taken at Agua Caliente park this dock is not supposed to be in our area, but times are changing as the environment and here in Tucson we are getting more species that will winter here one of my favorite ducks This is a male.
Mom and her young Pronghorn. I drive out in the Sonoita/Elgin Arizona area often. Most times I will see herds of pronghorn. I always stop to watch them as they graze the land. They are beautiful animals, and one of the fastest on earth.
Taken in Patagonia Arizona at Patons. It’s a part of the Tucson Audubon society. They also have a beautiful butterfly garden.
I consider myself a wildlife and a nature photographer. I am also a naturalist who is helping with conservation. I have an active butterfly garden in my backyard. One of the many species is a gulf, fritillary butterfly among queens and monarchs and swallowtails the gulf fritillary‘s host plant is passion vine. The flowers are stunning, purple passion. This is one of the flowers I get to see every summer.