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Stockyards City - Cowtown Co - Mural Since I didn't have a lot of time in OKC, I was unable to visit the store...that and rain was starting to fall. What I noticed was the front of the building had several names; Docs Boots and Cowtown Boots are the two I remember. This was on the parking lot side. I finalized my photograph with a digital overlay using one of my panning images. Photography with Digital enhancements copyright Debra Martz 20180723-DSC_2600

Corona - Find Your Beach - Sign By Debra Martz I found this sign hanging in a little beach bar and digitally enhanced it!

Curbs Fear Me by Debra Martz Digital art with squiggles and curves with the text "Curbs Fear Me" Great for stickers, posters, tees, or any product. Copyright Debra Martz All Rights Reserved 2023

Swirls of Brightly Colored Seashells by Debra Martz Seashells that have been painted in bright colors swirl around strands of small, natural seashells. Captured against an overcast sky really made the colors pop!

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Mai Tai Hibiscus Portrait By Debra Martz My beautiful Mai Tai hibiscus with black background.

Orchid Tree Bloom by Debra Martz Throughout the tropical zone of Estero Llano Grande State Park, there are a number of very large Orchid Trees. There you will find the purple variety, like this one, and the white variety. The park is located in south Texas in the town of Weslaco.

Sacred Datura Bud Unfurling by Debra Martz Beautiful but poisonous and may be fatal if ingested by humans, livestock, or pets. It was growing wild throughout Zion National Park. Datura wrighti is sacred to some Native Americans and has a history of having been used in ceremonies and rites of passage by Chumash, Tongva, and others....however, not all survived the rites of passage.

Common Raven Portrait by Debra Martz There were a number of large Common Ravens at the Ponderosa Point overlook in Bryce Canyon National Park. Interesting how close they will let you get to them. Perhaps they wanted something! Copyright Debra Martz 20180824-DSC_4742.N

Cactus in the Tree - Flood 2010 - Bentsen Rio State Park by Debra Martz I shot this image back in January 2017 while hiking the trails at Bentson-Rio State Park in southern Texas, thinking it was kind of odd seeing cactus high up in the tree. On a return trip to the park in March 2017, I took a tram ride and the driver stopped and pointed out that very cactus. She explained how the landscape was completely changed by the flood of 2010 and the cactus not only showed how high the waters were but that was the only cactus left in the park in the aftermath. So once back home, I started searching through my images. That tree with the cactus now had a story to tell. July, 2010, hurricane Alex slammed northern Mexico and unleashed heavy ...

Vermillion Flycatcher and Reflection Framed by Debra Martz Looking across the Dowitcher Pond where the water level was very low, I spotted this tiny Vermillion and its reflection. The area seemed barren until the bright red bird gave a pop of color. I've added a soft texture overlay for a softer finish and framing to complete.

Axis Deer - Spotted Deer - Chital by Debra Martz I hate to admit that I shot this beautiful deer....with my zoom lens extended to 600mm on my camera and from the comfort of my camp chair. While their is a deer hunting season which includes the Axis, I only shoot with my camera. The Axis Deer was introduced to Texas in 1932. They are native to India where they are called Chital or Cheetal. They are also referred to as spotted deer. I captured this image and others of these beauties, on a summer day in South Llano River State Park near Junction, Texas. On one morning, a herd of aproximately 40 moved through this wooded area at our campsite. That was a wow moment!! Also, see my website www.debramartz.com

Couch's Kingbird - Dragonfly for Lunch by Debra Martz We heard this kingbird calling as it flew through the treetops around noon at Estero LLano Grande State Park. Finally it landed up high, looked around for awhile, then swooped down and caught this dragonfly. This huge dragonfly!! It worked on it for a while, tossing and tapping on the limb in an effort to try and remove the wings. But in the end, ate the dragonfly, wings and all!!

Large Waves on Hawaii's famous North Shore

Pink Miniature Roses by Debra Martz These beauties are container grown by my Mom...she has a green thumb for sure. She amazes me with her beautiful potted plants every year. I thought these were in a wonderful natural arrangement with the buds mixed between the full blooming roses. Gardeners limited in space can enjoy all the fun of rose growing by cultivating miniature roses in containers. They also adapt well to flowerbed edging, front-of-the-border socializing with perennials and annuals, and low hedges. Rosas

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Magnolia Silo - Waco Texas by Debra Martz My photography digitally enhanced.

Spinning Spiraling Textures and Threads Copy right of Debra Martz

Heart Of A Dandelion .................................... Wow! Was I ever surprised when I got up closer than ever to a dandelion with my 105 macro! Never knew it had a heart!! Nature is full of surprises! .............................. All images are copyright of Debra Martz. All associated rights are reserved. Copying, altering, displaying or redistributing these images without the expressed written permission from me is strictly prohibited. .............................. Thank you for looking, Debra Martz

Glowing Wine Cups Wildflowers by Debra Martz Wine Cups are a vibrant wildflower yet smalll and delicate. Digital enhancements have given this image an almost neon glow. ©Debra Martz In My Galleries/Collections "Flora" #Nature's Treasures" "Abstracts" 20190417-DSC_4667EEET

Spider and Its Web - Early Morning Light by Debra Martz Out in nature. early in the morning, I always seem to see/find plenty of spider webs. Often the spider is not there. That was not the case when I spotted this one just as the sun was rising. The early morning light was like a spot light on the spider. The sunlight hitting the dew on the silk of the web was creating small rainbows of color.

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The Beach on Bourbon by Debra Martz I took an early morning walk on Bourbon Street before people were out and about with my main focus on taking photos of buildings and signs.

Giant Sunflower and Bear Welcome by Debra Martz While spending a week in La Veta, Colorado in late September, I passed this sunflower a number of times. I had never seen a sunflower taller than the roofline of a house! Finally, drove intentionally there to stop for a photo. And, of course, it is bear country so I included the bear welcome in the composition. On private property, so I shot from the sidewalk from my eye level though it would have been neat to shoot from directly under it. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved 20210919-DSC_5333

Meteora illustration inspired by Jim Henson’s The Christmas Toy

Golden-Mantled Ground Squirrel by Debra Martz The Golden-mantled ground squirrel is a small squirrel like a chipmunk, with grayish-brown fur and two white stripes edged with black stripes. With that said, the first time I saw one of these at Briyce Canyon, I thought it was a Chipmunk. When I started trying to find out which variety, I discovered it was a squirrel. So four years later I see another one, this time in Chama New Mexico but knew it was not a Chipmunk this time. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved 20220915-DSC_4154-Edit.tif

Roseate Spoonbill On the Move ©Debra Martz. I had been watching quite a few of the spoonbills for awhile but most were just at rest on some logs in the water. After I moved on, I looked back to see that a few had decided rest time was over and time to get back moving and hunting. Captured along the 4800 ft boardwalk at South Padre Island Birding and Nature Center the last day of February. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved In My Gallery/Collection: Feathered Friends 3 20230228-DSC_6897.NEF

Bright Eyed Osprey ©Debra Martz It had no plans of going anywhere, outlasting bird watchers and photographers hoping for that taking flight shot. Captured along the 4800 ft boardwalk at South Padre Island Birding and Nature Center the last day of February. I edited the back ground to mute the light brown and green grasses, and the light gray sky to almost black and white. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved In My Gallery/Collection: Feathered Friends 3 20230228-DSC_6874.NEF

Carnival Valor Departing New Orleans on the Mississippi River ©Debra Martz As we were returning to the port in New Orleans aboard the Creole Queen, the Carnival Valor Cruise ship was departing. I was thinking I would rather be going with them :-) Photo finished in Topaz with a bit of a dreamy feel and added textures for a canvas appearance. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved

Otrobanda District of Willemstad Curacao ©Debra Martz Old city quarter Otrobanda features brightly painted colonial buildings as seen at the waterfront across St Anna Bay from the Punda district. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved

Pie-billed Grebe at Rest by the Reeds ©Debra Martz I was walking the boardwalk early morning at Leonabelle and hoping this one Pie-billed Grebe would move completely beyond the reeds but no such luck. It was happy resting where it was with a watchful eye on its surroundings. Port Aransas Texas March 8th. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved

Mambo's Restaurant and Rooftop Bar Bourbon Street by Debra Martz I enjoyed an early morning walk on Bourbon Street and other French Quarter Streets nearby while there were no crowds. While on this stroll, I took pictures of my favorite signs and several are places I actually went to later. AND, Mambo's served up some great gumbo and char-grilled oysters! YUM! In Topaz software, I used several filters to make the image more colorful. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved

Domino Sugar Refinery On the Mississippi River Louisiana by Debra Martz When seeing at a distance and even when nearing the refinery, I thought it was something of the past. And then the narrator aboard the Creole Queen Historic Cruise began to tell of its history. To my surprise it is still operational and has been operating on the banks of the Mississippi River since 1909, now producing 7 million pounds of sugar per day. This Louisiana refinery is one of the region’s largest employers, providing more than 400 direct jobs. Today, the Chalmette refinery is the largest cane sugar refinery in the western hemisphere. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved

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Formations and Reflections - Lake Powell by Debra Martz We took the fabulous boat tour to the Rainbow Bridge which is one hundred miles round-trip. It was a gorgeous day in late August with beautiful blue skies and water. We left from the Wahweap marina in Arizona, soon passed through a manmade channel into Utah, where most of the boat ride took place. There area many buttes, formations along the way. Some are named, but many are not. Copyright Debra Martz 20180829-DSC_5903.N