Texas, nature
Linda Nickell
The Trees Speak to Me

Nature photography in its purest form offers a pause from the noise of my daily routine and allows me to explore and create without an agenda.

The Trees Speak to Me
Linda Nickell
Prints for Peace

This isn’t about politics, it’s about humanity. Helping those in need as they navigate through the rubble and emotional battlegrounds that is collapsing around them in their homeland of Ukraine. As an individual, I cannot do much but as a united group, we just might make a difference. I’ve been invited to join a group of of Canadian photographers to raise funds to support Ukrainians impacted by war in a collaborative effort called “Prints for Peace” — these other talented artists and photographers have contributed their work and can be viewed and purchased here. Please help if you can.

Prints for Peace
Photography, Texas, Travel
Linda Nickell
Inspire Texas Now

Texas is the largest state in the continental USA and Texans have a lot to brag about and rising mercury doesn’t stop us…it’s probably because we know where all the good swimming holes are and how to keep an ice chest from tipping over as we tube the Guadalupe River.

Inspire Texas Now
Photography, Texas, Wiildlife
Linda Nickell
Wildlife Bingo

I grabbed my camera and slowly pushed open my door. With my camera wedged between a partly opened door and the car I took two shots of him. With his head turned away I knew they would be terrible shots but a bad owl shot is still an owl shot.

Wildlife Bingo
Photography, Travel, Yellowstone National Park
Linda Nickell
A Moment Inside a Snow Globe

Watching wildlife graze, snowflakes fall, and exploring Yellowstone National Park in pure white snow remains the highlight of this crazy year. There were moments when it felt like I was inside a big, beautiful, and magical snow globe.

A Moment Inside a Snow Globe

bird watching

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Feather Fun in Bosque del Apache

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Feather Fun in Bosque del Apache

Loud honking and endless squawking…distinctive voices and for the seasoned bird watcher easily recognizable. Standing nearly five-feet tall, Sandhill cranes are light-colored grey but the deep red feathers on their head make them stand out in a crowd. The Sandhill cranes are seasonal visitors to Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge.

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