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Kevin Connywerdy of Norman speaks to visitors at the Sam Noble Museum of Natural History Friday, March 22. Jay Chilton / The Transcript
Snow Runoff Pima Canyon 2010. I saw snow in the peaks and hoped I could hike up to it. I did not get close to the snow after an hour hike, but found something better--running water! This popular NW Tucson hike is dry most of the year, and was positively rushing on March 11. In previous centuries natives lived here, as further up the trail you can see impressions they made in the rocks where they ground mesquite pods into flour.
Native Ultimate 12
"Medicine Man" Photographer: Robert Chartier Description: Discovered at 6,000 ft. elevation in the Laguna Mountains. This piece can be hung in either in "Landscape" orientation or "Portrait" orientation. This 100% natural image is very strong and indeed commands one's attention. I am always in sheer awe of what seams to almost find me in nature. I did not see this image as I was shooting a landscape off a mountain top. As I was reviewing my images, I accidently viewed this in portrait position, I was shocked at what I had discovered and did not first even see in the viewfinder. Fine Art Gallery Grade: YES Limited Release: YES ~ 250 Pieces (large piece, low release). Image Area Size: 36" H x 24" W COA issued: YES Artist SIgned: YES Medium: FUJI FLEX METALLIC (Fine Art Gallery Grade) Print Process: 430 Lightjet Laser Printing and Developing Investment: $375.00 Matting & Framing: Call for available options Face mounting option: YES (Call for available options). Hanging options: Floating or Framed/Wire Payment: All credit cards are accepted Contact: 858-568-6673 or RC@ChartierFineArt.com ***This piece can be ordered on-line in a wide selection of output sizes. Please note that all on-line orders are not Artist signed collectables and no COA is issued on any on-line purchase. Framing and matting options are availale for all on-line purchases at check out.
D076-2013 Bloom of a pitcher plant, Family Sarraceniaceae. This is one of several North American native pitcher plants, but I don't know which. . The Conservatory at Matthaei Botanical Gardens, Ann Arbor, Michigan March 17, 2013
D076-2013 Bloom of a pitcher plant, Family Sarraceniaceae. The yellow blossoms belong, I think, to the Yellow Pitcher Plant, Sarracenia alata. . The Conservatory at Matthaei Botanical Gardens, Ann Arbor, Michigan March 17, 2013
DSC_0644 Torrentfish (Cheimarrichthys fosteri) disruptive patterning of the tails of two fish hiding in river gravels. Waianakarua River.
DSC_0393 Torrentfish (Cheimarrichthys fosteri) detail of a large adult concealed amongst boulders in riverbed. Waianakarua River.
DSC_0612 Torrentfish (Cheimarrichthys fosteri) showing disruptive patterning from above. Waianakarua River.
DSC_0644 Torrentfish (Cheimarrichthys fosteri) disruptive patterning of the tails of two fish hiding in river gravels. Waianakarua River.
DSC_0644 Torrentfish (Cheimarrichthys fosteri) disruptive patterning of the tails of two fish hiding in river gravels. Waianakarua River.
DSC_0644 Torrentfish (Cheimarrichthys fosteri) disruptive patterning of the tails of two fish hiding in river gravels. Waianakarua River.
See photo in original gallery.
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