In 1922 , the USSR, BBC and Eskimo Pie all began, the Ottoman Empire ended, and an heroic attempt to … More
Category: Nature
Flesh and Blood
This closeup of the “Rainforest” display at Longwood Gardens in Winter 2019 shows Cymbidium Orchids of an almost animal hue, … More
Blood Stained
What do these exquisite little blossoms remind you of? Tie-dyed shirts? Post-Modern watercolors? How about blood-soaked bandages? (No? Am I … More
Now add snow
As gale winds died, snow floated in. So let’s see what our Chesapeake sunset looks like now. Photographers call this … More
Humongous Chrysanthemum Globe
A very Happy Holiday weekend to all ArthurPix™ subscribers! This magnificent chandelier of full-sized chrysanthemums is one of many that … More
Christmas Chrysanthemum
Starting on Black Friday, November 23, 2018, I’ll be celebrating the holiday season with photographs of Chrysanthemums —the most festive … More
Which came first: the fireworks or the flowers?
Bang! Shaboom! Bip-bip-bip-bip-bip-BOOM! Some Spider Chrysanthemums are called “Firecrackers” for good reason… But did you know that some fireworks are … More
My Name will Tie Your Tongue in Knots
Can you say CRIMSON-RUMPED TOUCANET? Pro Tip: When a name looks like trouble, make love to it. Say every syllable … More
Giving thanks on our first anniversary
It was just a year ago that I first tapped the PUBLISH button… And the ArthurPix™ wildlife project came to … More
Cato the Incorruptible
The ancient Roman Cato the Younger was famously incorruptible from the days of his youth, at a time when the … More