Eye Photography Shorts
Description: This retro-style creation features an eye with an aperture iris centered above two vintage cameras. Below, silhouettes of photographers are positioned on a rocky coastline against a sunset sky with the ocean. Text reads "CAPTURE THE MOMENT", "FOCUS. CLICK. DEVELOP. PRINT.", and "KEEP IT THE FRAME KEEP IT IN FRAME".
Description: A monochrome graphic featuring the text "PEEK" layered over a stylized camera body silhouette. The letter 'E' in "PEEK" is replaced by a circular graphic resembling an eye with swirls and pupils. Below "PEEK", the word "PIXELS" is displayed in capital letters. The entire composition is in white against a black background.
Description: A retro-style graphic with a large eye and a rainbow arching over a silhouette of a photographer with a tripod. The text "CAPTURE THE MOMENT" arches over the scene. On the sides are vintage camera representations. Below are the words "FOCUS * CLICK DEVELOP * PRINT" and "KEEP IT IN FRAME."
Description: Single Killdeer ©Debra Martz In February I came across a pair of Killdeer (a type of Plover) on a backroad in northern Oklahoma. One stayed still and back a little ways while this one stopped near the edge of the dirt road and started its call which sounded like it was repeating its name...kill deer kill deer...then it would pause and listen. I took a few photos from the vehicle and moved along. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved In My Gallery/Collection: "Feathered Friends" 2024/20200222-DSC_7064.NEF
Description: Mourning Dove on the Wire by Debra Martz Most everyone in the US has this bird but it was just sitting there so pretty with the split white and blue background I just had to get its picture! This was near the Leonabelle Turnbull Birding Center in Port Aransas, Texas....just around the corner and across the street. I usually walk over to where there is a wetland area before leaving the birding center. Didn't see anything close until I headed back to my car and saw this dove. The mourning dove, Zenaida macroura, is the most abundant and widespread dove in the birds of north America.
