Slipping Away Wood Print

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This image is in a series of photos I took of a Caribbean Reef Octopus. Here is slipping away from one rock to another. Notice how his color changes to hide himself.

I have had a camera in my hands since high school in the early 1980’s – that’s pre-digital for some of you -- and I am constantly in awe of the world that we live in. With my wife Marlis by my side, I have traveled throughout North America, Europe and most recently Asia. My specialties are in the areas of Fine Art, Landscape, Wildlife, Travel, Nature, and People. I have sat with Elk grazing in Yellowstone, produced a smile from an elderly caretaker off a cliff top church in Sicily, waited for hours for a pod of Killer Whales that never appeared only to be spellbound by a lighthouse and a sunset, and to have been licked by a hungry giraffe. My images have been featured in the Los Angeles Times, Lonely Planet travel books, and CNN to...