Recommended Links

WEBSITE LINKS
Here are just a few useful and/or interesting sites I recommend around the web for more information.

View more of my images online - what more can I say?

John Pickles, my teammate in the Coastal Bend's 2007 wildlife photo contest, has taken many great photos, including the contest's Best of Show photo. Check out and enjoy his website.

Check out the beautiful Fennessey Ranch, maintained for wildlife. John Pickles and I photographed there during the Coastal Bend's 2007 Wildlife Photo Contest and won First Grand Prize!

Visit TexNEP, the Texas Nature and Environmental Photographers, founded in 2001. We are a younger sister to MoNEP, the Missouri Nature and Environmental Photographers, founded by me in 1996.

Visit MoNEP, the Missouri Nature and Environmental Photographers, which I founded in 1996. The organization brings together people interested in nature photography and the environment.

Visit NANPA, the North American Nature Photography Association. The organization brings together photographers and professionals of the nature photography world. I'm a charter member.

Visit the Valley Nature Center's website as well as the best-kept location secret in the Rio Grande Valley. The nature center provides countless opportunities for nature lovers to see and hear South Texas native flora and fauna. I'm a proud member.

Visit the World Birding Center at Estero Llano Grande State Park, the newest Texas State Park. This is the location of some of my newest classes and workshops.

Check out the Outdoor Trails radio magazine as it spreads across the internet and around the world.

Visit Hunt's Photo and Video for all types of photographic equipment. For special prices, call and ask for Gary Farber (800-221-1830, ext 2332).

Visit Edinburg, Texas. I'm a member of the Chamber of Commerce and use the Chamber building for my classes. It's an historic building full of character and served as the town's old railroad station.

See the Rio Grande Valley Nature Coalition Events Calendar for all types of great nature-related events.

The Valley Land Fund is a non-profit organization in South Texas and is famous for their rich wildlife photo contests.

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