My dogs found this "dead" possum on our farm road this evening. William the yellow lab is always up for a fight with a raccoon or unknown cat, but he showed no interest in the "dearly departed" critter.
The field next to our house was full of dew coated spider webs this morning. The little water drops hang like jewels on the spider silk. I only saw a couple of spiders.
Q: Why did the snail cross the road?
A beetle appears to drink from a rain drop on a clover leaf at River Forks Park near Roseburg on Wednesday. Check out more of my critter pictures here. You can purchased framed prints and even puzzles. This shot would make an amazing puzzle. 
I've been playing around with my Nikon tilt-shift lens. This specialty lens has the ability to turn, twist, and shift off center. I love the effect on landscapes, nature, and portraits. The skull photo is available for purchase on my ordering page. It would make an amazing print on metallic paper with a silver or black frame.
My family and I took a scenic drive to the Smith River Falls near Reedsport today. Getting to the falls in the early evening gave us some great light for photos.
I don't think of myself as a landscape photographer, but the waterfall and nice light inspired me. I have fine art prints available of the falls and other nature photos at my reprint site.
I took some time this evening to capture a few images of the Umpqua River near Tyee. The river is running fast, but not muddy. 
Many of my animal and nature pictures are available for purchase. I offer framed prints and canvas fine are prints here or click on the slide show below.
I shot some senior portraits for Brian at my Roseburg photography studio yesterday. The deadline for the Roseburg yearbook is in just a few days. I have time if anyone is still looking for their senior portraits. Give me a call at 541-670-1651 to set something up.
A small bird met its fate after colliding with a window outside my mother-in-law's house today.
I love moving water. I photographed this scene about a quarter mile from my home this morning. It was raining and wet, but worth it. I used a tilt-shift lens on a Nikon D3.
I shot the annual Daddy Daughter Dance at the Fairgrounds in Roseburg last night for The News-Review. The lighting on the dance floor was amazing. It was really neat to see all of the fathers and their daughter spending time together. 
It's February, but the early blooming trees are starting to show their colors in Roseburg. No east coast style blizzards here, just lots of rain.
My photo from last week of a nutria at the duck pond in Rosehburg was picked up by msnbc.com and used in their weekly Animal Tracks slide show today. He sure is a cute little monster.Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy
Katie is the toughest girl I know, but she also looks great in her senior portraits in Roseburg. It's deadline time for the yearbook at Roseburg High School and I'm doing several last minute senior portrait sessions.
I have my lights setup at my Roseburg photography studio. Stop in next week at 830 SE Rose St.
We don't have groundhogs in Roseburg, but we do have large nearly tame nutria at the Stewart Park duck pond. The large web-footed rodent I found today seemed to have zero interest in his shadow. Does that mean winter is almost over?
I'm setting up an online portfolio which highlights my photojournalism skills. This is the website I'll show to editors in the publishing world. My site at robinloznak.com will remain as a showcase for my portrait, wedding, and commercial work.
