Jason Clay Photography
Jason Clay, BFA(Art) is a strategic visual communicator with a passion for photography.
09/08/2026
Dragon Con 2026 - I had a great time on Frday of Dragon Con getting photos of some amazingly faithful, detailed, and whimsical costumers. It was a blast!
08/28/2026
Lunar Eclipse of August 28, 2026
08/21/2026
A circular window on a curved brick wall in Midtown Atlanta
08/16/2026
The latest in my circuit board series in aqua and red.
08/12/2026
Is this circuit board overheating? May be time to get some cooling gear.
08/11/2026
What would the world be if I didn't share an occasional cat photo? Here's Charlie with his gleaming yellow eyes.
08/09/2026
Morning light on North Georgia mountains.
07/17/2026
Up close and personal with a Japanese Beetle, which is generally considered a garden pest that voraciously eats flowers and plants. The beetles feature an iridescent, metallic looking shell. Interestingly, the colors are not due to pigment. In short, it's due to physics and the properties of light. At the microscopic level, much smaller than what is visible in this photo, the shell has repeating ridges that reflect light waves at different angles, which creates the iridescent effect. It's believed that the colors act as a protective camouflage that makes it harder for birds to see them.
07/11/2026
Circuitry
07/11/2026
Pollenation.
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