Trent Watts's latest activity
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Trent Watts replied to the thread Nature inspired..You are too kind Michael. Your comments are much appreciated. -
Trent Watts replied to the thread Nature inspired..Thanks Alan. Mostly I use Micromotor tools with specially shaped bits. Also a burner to deepen some areas and acrylic paints for the colour.
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Taking images of flowers and seed pods gave me the idea to use them as inspirations for some woodworking projects. This poppy seed pod...
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Trent Watts replied to the thread The Elusive White Squirrel.Stunning find and recording the event.
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https://share.google/gADAwAE0utDT7WjZ3 See the link that discusses how they came to be in this little Blue Ridge mountain town. My...
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Trent Watts replied to the thread Reptile Pics.I have never seen a better set of colourful reptiles Eric. This set is truly impressive.
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Caimans and lizards look like close relatives, but appearances can be deceiving. Both are reptiles, yet their evolutionary paths...
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Trent Watts replied to the thread Flying over Fall.There really is no better way to see these lovely colours Jim. this is a beauty.
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I think I am currently only using my drone for fall colors! I am down to 2 battery's as 2 of them have expanded and don't fit anymore. I...
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No bright colors here, but a favorite of mine.
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Classic Joshua Tree National Park flora. A very target-rich environment. 590nm converted Nikon Z5.
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Trent Watts replied to the thread Late fall butterfly..Thanks Michael.. That shot was taken with my telephoto lens so I was a few feet away which makes butterfly shots much easier.
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Another flower found in the garden at a local park.
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Trent Watts replied to the thread Late fall butterfly..Thanks Jim. The little bulge at the end of the antennae is only seen in butterflies otherwise I would have said moth as well.
