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Lupins Frame:WhiteThis Botanical Optical image is created from a single photograph selected from hundreds of time lapse photographs of a pink and a purple Lupin made over 81 hours as they flowered. The name is derived from Lupus, the Latin word for wolf, but the reasons for this are not clear. It may be that in ancient times, Europeans noticed that lupins grew on barren soil where no other plants ventured and it was thought that they had in some way attacked them. In
particularly those in North America
Also check out Urban Jungle #2 & Urban Jungle #3
A bald eagle captured in mid flight
Its many varieties grow in a profusion of shapes
Like echinacea
This one was photographed in April 24 but I am releasing it in December for my "just in time for" Christmas print release
Their natural habitat is the desert and scrub regions of northern Chile
These flowers are native to Mexico and were brought to Europe by Spanish Conquistadors in the 16th century
Bald Eagle strike
Central and East Africa
Panthers are more commonly known these days as black leopards or black jaguars
In addition to the popular red variety
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