This image was taken near Fort Lauderdale at the Wakodahatchee Wetlands in January. This female green iguana was lunching on white flowers about one third to one half of an inch in diameter. I was hoping that I would be able to get some jaw action. To my surprise, when she opened her mouth, the flower was intact! I turned to the two folks next to me and remarked that I could go home now because I had taken the shot for the day. The use of highlight and shadows in PhotoShop was important in illuminating the flower and its foliage.

I have always loved including people in my photography engaged in natural activities in interesting settings,. In this photo, my family visited a bowling alley in Los Angeles. And, while we were not lucky enough to get a lane in which to bowl, we were able to stop for a beverage at the rather seedy, darkened bar. A great spot for a candid view telling an interesting story about the bowling alley, as well as its patrons. I am thoroughly enjoying my new Ricoh G3 camera. So light, small enough to fit in my pocket, and an abundance of megapixels in a wide 28mm format. Also, less intrusive than even my iPhone, and a treat to use for Black and White shots.