My Favorite Photographs Miscellaneous

Click here for more info This is an easy to use and informative book about butterflies and moths. The identification portion of this book is organized based on natural habitat with each butterfly and moth presented with finely detailed, color illustrations. This book is useful as an identification guide and as a source of general knowledge as well as being fun for the butterfly enthusiast to read.

Click on the thumbnail to see the full size version of the picture. Next to the thumbnail is a description of the subject. (See A word about funding for information about receiving a high quality print of any of these photographs.)

142K	"Anachronic Intersection" This picture was originally a photograph of an Echinofossulocactus. That picture was a pretty good one, I've used it, and I doubt that anyone would be able to identify it from this version. I used a kaleidoscopic effect to mutate that photograph into this image. Both expressions, the real and the surreal, are fascinating to me.
96K	This swallowtail butterfly (Papilio) comes from an Indonesian Island.
91K	"Convergence in False Essence" This picture started out as a photograph of a Stapelia Nebrownii. I like how some of the plant's characteristics are still recognizable even after applying the kaleidoscopic effect.
95K	This is Papilio Crino from Sri Lanka.
107K	"Counter Giger" This image is a kaleidoscopic rendering of the negative of a photograph of a Reedops Deckeri trilobite.
250K	"The Tempest" This image was created using kaleidoscopic and other textural effects. Originally, this was a photograph of a cactus flower.
73K	Papilio Lycophron is native to Peru.
149K	"Wou Nishiki Eyes" This is another kaleidoscopic image. This one was based on a photograph of a maple leaf.
68K	Hypolimnas Pandarus Pandora.