An anhinga spreads its wings in a tree to dry at sunset in Everglades National Park in Florida. Unlike many birds in aquatic environments, anhingas don't have waterproof oil on their feathers, so they spend a lot of time with their wings spread to dry out. (Processed from Raw using DxO Photolab) Photo: Dale Baskin If there's one common thread that weaves through my photography this year, it's that I didn't do very much of it - at least not as much as I would have liked. That may ...
An anhinga spreads its wings in a tree to dry at sunset in Everglades National Park in Florida. Unlike many birds in aquatic environments, anhingas don't have waterproof oil on their feathers, so they spend a lot of time with their wings spread to dry out. (Processed from Raw using DxO Photolab) Photo: Dale Baskin If there's one common thread that weaves through my photography this year, it's that I didn't do very much of it - at least not as much as I would have liked. That may ...
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