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Many people look at this photo and see wine glasses. I made this image in the Fall near the small town of Marble in western Colorado. This was what was left when the wildflower Yellow Salsify lost all of its petals. The plant's scientific name is Tragopogon dubius and some consider it an invasive weed.

I picked up a film camera when I was in my early teens and have put it down only once - In 2003 when I replaced it with a digital camera. Nature photography has been my passion from the beginning, but my portfolio has expanded over the years to include travel, street photography and blues music. As a travel journalist, now retired from the Chicago Tribune but still trekking on a freelance basis, I have photographed in more than 60 countries on all seven continents. I admit to a love affair with the American West and Southwest and now live in the red-rock country of southwest Utah. But, Antarctica without question, is the most amazing place I've ever photographed. Having spent a fair amount of pleasant times under darkroom safelights,...