As is typical in Colorado, the end of May greets us with rainy weather and loud thunderstorms. I took advantage of a break in the weather to wonder out and see what representatives of our smaller population I could find along the canal near my house. Situated behind a retirement community, the canal parallels an amazing and little known garden, lovingly tended by the residents. The riot of flowers and plants encourages an amazing population of invertebrates, and is one of my favorite places to photograph during the spring and summer.
As you might guess, I greatly enjoy the challenge of photographing Colorado bugs in the field and on the wing. It is very cool to be able to simply walk out my front door and immediately start photographing some of the tiny residents of this planet that most people never really get a chance to observe closely.
I typically shoot using Canon's amazing 5D Mark II, and bounce between Canon's MP-E 65mm macro lens or Canon's nifty 100mm macro.
All of my work is post processed using Photoshop or Photoshop Elements on my great workhorse Mac Pro.
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