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EmilyGreyPhotography > JORDAN Petra, a Bedouin man observes his wondrous environs. On his "Last Crusade," Indiana Jones thundered through this rocky area's narrow canyons.
EmilyGreyPhotography > SIKA DEER, Killarney Nat'l Park in western Ireland The golden bush glowing in the background is called Gorse, which thrives near Atlantic coastal habitats.
EmilyGreyPhotography > *This image won #1 in Virginia Outdoor Writer Association's 2008 "Excellence in Craft" Competition. The Gentoo Penguin's insulating feathers are a crucial adaptation to the harsh Antarctic environment.
EmilyGreyPhotography > *This image won #1 in Virginia Outdoor Writer Association's 2008 "Excellence in Craft" Competition. GENTOO PENGUIN - ANTARCTICA
EmilyGreyPhotography > RAFFLESIA - WORLD'S LARGEST FLOWER, a parasitic plant up to a meter in diameter. After blooming for five to seven days, it shrinks to seed. It only grows in the jungles of Southeast Asia. This one was photographed an hour east of Kinabalu National Park in Sabah, Malaysia in northern Borneo.
EmilyGreyPhotography > CAMEL ROCK 2 near Hercules Cave, outside Tanger, Morocco
EmilyGreyPhotography > Wadi Rum, tourists prepare to explore its allurement by camels
EmilyGreyPhotography > Petra, a young Bedouin man with telling eyes
EmilyGreyPhotography > This endangered MORELET'S CROCODILE lives in a lagoon of the New River in the Orange Walk District of BELIZE. One evening my host, Mark Howell of Lamanai Outpost Lodge, another fellow, and I donned headlights and searched for these reptiles from an airboat. To the tune of Simon Says, I waded in the water after Mark and felt the snout of this same croc brush my pants leg. Later, I held it. To read more, click www.gallagherstravels.com, click (Destinations:Belize)and "A Trip to the Jungle."
RAFFLESIA - WORLD'S LARGEST FLOWER, a parasitic plant up to a meter in diameter. After blooming for five to seven days, it shrinks to seed. It only grows in the jungles of Southeast Asia. This one was photographed an hour east of Kinabalu National Park in Sabah, Malaysia in northern Borneo.
EmilyGreyPhotography > RAFFLESIA - WORLD'S LARGEST FLOWER, a parasitic plant up to a meter in diameter. After blooming for five to seven days, it shrinks to seed. It only grows in the jungles of Southeast Asia. This one was photographed an hour east of Kinabalu National Park in Sabah, Malaysia in northern Borneo.
RAFFLESIA - WORLD'S LARGEST FLOWER, a parasitic plant up to a meter in diameter. After blooming for five to seven days, it shrinks to seed. It only grows in the jungles of Southeast Asia. This one was photographed an hour east of Kinabalu National Park in Sabah, Malaysia in northern Borneo.
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