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Randall's Photography
Welcome to the heart of Randall's Photography! Here, you'll find a curated selection of my favorite projects, showcasing the diverse range of subjects I love to capture. From the serene beauty of wildlife to the thrilling dynamics of aviation, each photo tells a unique story.
Operation: Bucket List
A compilation of photos I've been lucky enough to shoot.
Water Fowls
Northern Cardinals
Rebelle - With a Cause!
About Rebelle With A Cause, Inc.
Rebelle With A Cause Inc., is a non-profit organization dedicated to serving Maryland and the District of Columbia. They've been actively engaged in the communities - striving to educate, uplift, and empower survivors of domestic violence and trauma as they embark on their healing journeys.
Through the transformative powers of beauty and creative expression, their mission is centered around empowering their clients as they rediscover their voices, validate their experiences, and cultivate the necessary skills for self-advocacy. This is accomplished by their unique rebelle pacs program, community building events, collaborations, and personalized services.
To obtain more information, please visit their website by clicking on the link above.
Rebelle With A Cause Inc., is a non-profit organization dedicated to serving Maryland and the District of Columbia. They've been actively engaged in the communities - striving to educate, uplift, and empower survivors of domestic violence and trauma as they embark on their healing journeys.
Through the transformative powers of beauty and creative expression, their mission is centered around empowering their clients as they rediscover their voices, validate their experiences, and cultivate the necessary skills for self-advocacy. This is accomplished by their unique rebelle pacs program, community building events, collaborations, and personalized services.
To obtain more information, please visit their website by clicking on the link above.
Lotuses
The Lotus is a beautiful and symbolic flower that grows in aquatic environments, often associated with spiritual growth, rebirth, and enlightenment in various cultures.
Sunflowers & Butterflies
Red-winged Black Birds
Canada Geese
Songbirds
Butterflies
Planes
Herons
Other Featured Work
Hummingbirds
Hummingbirds are fascinating creatures! Here are some interesting facts about them:
1. Tiny but mighty: Hummingbirds are the smallest warm-blooded animals on Earth, weighing between 2-20 grams.
2. Fastest wing movement: Hummingbirds flap their wings up to 80 times per second, allowing them to hover in mid-air.
3. Iridescent feathers: Hummingbirds have specialized feathers that reflect light, giving them their bright, shimmering colors.
4. Long-distance migrants: Some hummingbirds migrate from Canada to Mexico each year, a journey of over 5,000 miles.
5. High metabolism: Hummingbirds need to eat constantly to fuel their high metabolism, consuming up to twice their body weight in nectar and insects daily.
6. Amazing memory: Hummingbirds remember the location of flowers and feeders, allowing them to optimize their foraging routes.
7. Diverse species: There are over 330 species of hummingbirds, ranging in size, color, and behavior.
8. Important pollinators: Like bees, hummingbirds transfer pollen between flowers, contributing to plant reproduction.
9. Unique communication: Hummingbirds use a variety of calls, chirps, and whistles to communicate, as well as visual displays like flashing their bright throat patches.
10. Amazing adaptability: Hummingbirds can survive in a wide range of habitats, from deserts to rainforests, and even urban environments.
1. Tiny but mighty: Hummingbirds are the smallest warm-blooded animals on Earth, weighing between 2-20 grams.
2. Fastest wing movement: Hummingbirds flap their wings up to 80 times per second, allowing them to hover in mid-air.
3. Iridescent feathers: Hummingbirds have specialized feathers that reflect light, giving them their bright, shimmering colors.
4. Long-distance migrants: Some hummingbirds migrate from Canada to Mexico each year, a journey of over 5,000 miles.
5. High metabolism: Hummingbirds need to eat constantly to fuel their high metabolism, consuming up to twice their body weight in nectar and insects daily.
6. Amazing memory: Hummingbirds remember the location of flowers and feeders, allowing them to optimize their foraging routes.
7. Diverse species: There are over 330 species of hummingbirds, ranging in size, color, and behavior.
8. Important pollinators: Like bees, hummingbirds transfer pollen between flowers, contributing to plant reproduction.
9. Unique communication: Hummingbirds use a variety of calls, chirps, and whistles to communicate, as well as visual displays like flashing their bright throat patches.
10. Amazing adaptability: Hummingbirds can survive in a wide range of habitats, from deserts to rainforests, and even urban environments.
Raptors
Raptors are a group of birds of prey that are characterized by their sharp talons, hooked beaks, and keen eyesight. They are predators that feed on other animals, such as small mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians. Raptors can be found on every continent and in a wide range of habitats, including forests, grasslands, deserts, and wetlands.
Some common characteristics of raptors include:
1. Sharp talons: Raptors have strong, curved claws that they use to grasp and kill their prey.
2. Hooked beaks: Raptors have a distinctive hooked beak shape that helps them tear flesh and break open shells.
3. Keen eyesight: Raptors have exceptional eyesight, with some species having a visual acuity 4-8 times stronger than humans.
4. Powerful wings: Raptors have strong wings that enable them to soar, dive, and maneuver with precision.
Examples of raptors include:
1. Eagles (e.g., Bald Eagle, Golden Eagle)
2. Hawks (e.g., Red-tailed Hawk, Swainson's Hawk)
3. Falcons (e.g., Peregrine Falcon, Gyrfalcon)
4. Owls (e.g., Great Grey Owl, Barn Owl)
5. Vultures (e.g., Turkey Vulture, Black Vulture)
6. Kestrels (e.g., American Kestrel, Eurasian Kestrel)
7. Harriers (e.g., Northern Harrier, Southern Harrier)
Raptors play a crucial role in maintaining ecosystem balance, serving as apex predators and helping to regulate prey populations.
Some common characteristics of raptors include:
1. Sharp talons: Raptors have strong, curved claws that they use to grasp and kill their prey.
2. Hooked beaks: Raptors have a distinctive hooked beak shape that helps them tear flesh and break open shells.
3. Keen eyesight: Raptors have exceptional eyesight, with some species having a visual acuity 4-8 times stronger than humans.
4. Powerful wings: Raptors have strong wings that enable them to soar, dive, and maneuver with precision.
Examples of raptors include:
1. Eagles (e.g., Bald Eagle, Golden Eagle)
2. Hawks (e.g., Red-tailed Hawk, Swainson's Hawk)
3. Falcons (e.g., Peregrine Falcon, Gyrfalcon)
4. Owls (e.g., Great Grey Owl, Barn Owl)
5. Vultures (e.g., Turkey Vulture, Black Vulture)
6. Kestrels (e.g., American Kestrel, Eurasian Kestrel)
7. Harriers (e.g., Northern Harrier, Southern Harrier)
Raptors play a crucial role in maintaining ecosystem balance, serving as apex predators and helping to regulate prey populations.
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