As I took this photo, the Paul Simon lyrics, “Slip Slidin’ Away” popped into my head.
God only knows. God makes His plans.
The information’s unavailable to the mortal man.
We work our job. Collect our pay.
Believe we’re gliding down the highway.
When in fact we’re slip slidin’ away.
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Have you ever stared off into the distance as you daydream?
Why does that happen?
Being alone with my camera often triggers daydreaming for me.
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I was able to capture an expression on a gorilla mom’s face that conveyed her patience with a baby who is getting a bit too big for back rides.
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If you see a duck with a gleaming green head, it is likely a male Mallard.
They make good subjects for a nature photographer.
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Smell is the only sensory input that is closely connected to brain regions that handle memory and emotion.
Notice the look of bliss on our friend’s face.
What smells transport you to a place of happy memories?
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This scene was tranquil and worthy of my camera’s attention.
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I was able to capture what appeared to be a shouting contest between two tigers.
It was fascinating that they weren’t yelling at one another.
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To accompany my ostrich photo, I can’t resist the urge to provide some fun facts.
Sometimes, I feel like I’ve lost my marbles.
Then again, sometimes my marbles are right there in front of me.
At least, that’s the message I got through my lens.
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When you smell a meal that someone is preparing, do you begin to imagine what it will taste like?
This photo suggests that our tiger friend is imagining a tasty meal.
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