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As the female polar bear disappeared into the ravine, she popped up to see if we were still following her. Svalbard Norway

A female polar bear with her two cubs on the ice . . . Svalbard, Norway. Our third adventure with Arctic Wildlife Tours, this time onboard the M/V Freya. I highly recommend Arctic Wildlife Tours for an in-depth look and feel of Svalbard.

Nikon Z9, 600mm, PF 6.3 lens.

We spent half a day photographing and enjoying the female polar bear and her two cubs on the ice. Northerly most Svalbard.

A colony of Macaroni Penguins along the coastline of South Georgia Island. South Atlantic Ocean.

South Georgia Island was fantastic, with thousands of breeding pairs of King Penguins and fur seals at Fortuna Bay, South Georgia Island.

Nikon Z8, Z100-400mm lens.

Having returned from a memorable trip to South Georgia Island and The Falklands, here are a few of my wildlife photography.

Shame on me for not updating my photography FB page with more recent photos. Most of my photography work can be seen on the following link within Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Mango10/

Kandace Heimer

Photographing in the blinds at Twin Oaks Ranch, Inflight Outfitters, near Beeville, TX.

Like many others, I have been perusing my underwater photography at shots I either overlooked or just didn't process. This photo was taken at Lembeh Straits, Indonesia, circa 2016, the last time I have been diving. It's a tomato anemone fish, who has a symbolic relationship with sea anemones.

Have I missed diving? Maybe but I haven't missed lugging around underwater camera equipment nor have I enjoyed cleaning up my backgrounds with backscatter. Someone's photo of manta rays with tons of backscatter . . . she called it "pixie dust."

April 2021 brought beautiful bluebonnets along Texas highways.

This is our spring buck . . . I was able to get better photos than last post. He has beautiful velvet antlers.