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Yobo Yobo!

Beninise - adults and kids alike - don't really like having their pictures taken, especially by white visitors. Whites are referred to as "yobo yobo". These kids were good sports.

Snow Bear

Young make Polar Bear in the wester fjords of Svalbard

Shiprock and Spring Mallow

Shiprock is a rock formation on Navajo lands in northwestern new mexico. The Navajo name for the peak, Tsé Bitʼaʼí, "rock with wings" or "winged rock", refers to the legend of the great bird that brought the Navajo from the north to their present lands. In May, the area around Shiprock blooms with Orange Mallow

Rubenesque Beauty

Female Weddell Seal in repose

Points of Light

A lovely day on the shore of Lake Tekapo on New Zealand's south island

The Pinnacles

The Pinnacles is part of Nambung National Park in Western Australia, a couple of hours north of Perth. Thousands of limestone pillars and the surrounding coastal weather make for infinite photographic possibilitiew

A Paddle of Penguins

A small iceberg just off Paulet Island, part of the Antarctic Penninsula, where 100,000 pairs of nesting Adelie Penguins build their nests, hatch their chicks, fish, swim and raise a ruckus. It's an amazing (and olfactory) experience.

Sentinel

Spotted Owl quietly observing the comings and goings on the grounds of the Taj Mahal

Grape Bay

Grape Bay, Paget Parish in Bermuda

Python Priest – Temple of Pythons

The Temple of Pythons is a site of historical and modern symbolism and spiritual practice in Ouidah, Benin. The snakes are a major totem for followers of Vodun, a religion practiced by groups of people within West and Central Africa and are believed to serve as a middleman between the living and spirit worlds.
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