AnamCara Photography

09/03/2026

Long tail Weasle. I was so excited to see this little guy when he popped on the rockpile in Yosemite, until I realized what he was there for!! They eat little creatures like Pikas, one of my favorite creatures. He didn't have success that day, thankfully. He's still a pretty amazing little creature on his own. I had never see one in Yosemite prior to this day. He zipped down, around and then back to the top where he disappeared.

07/12/2026

My image “The Guardian” is now on display as part of Turlock’s Carnegie Art Center - Valley Showcase. Lots of talented artists on display, please go check them out. Show runs until the end of August.

06/19/2026

Hello, Beautiful 😻! Last nights special sighting. Always, takes my breath away at the first glimpse. The mama fox and two pups were out hunting in the garden.

06/10/2026

Montgomery Pass / Mono Basin Wild horses running down from the hills into the meadow for their evening drink. Such an amazing experience!

These beautiful creatures are endangered of a pending BLM/USFD roundup this summer to reduce the herd. Very controversial for some. Not Me.

These horses should be protected and not rounded up to be stored in pens indefinitely at taxpayers expense, when there is wide open range such as the Montgomery Pass area.

BLM/ USFD claim many are outside boundaries, well this is where caring for(managing) them comes in. Let’s find a way to get them back in boundaries safely. The other issue is they say the land is only sustainable for less than two hundred horses, which seems like a very small estimate (outdated quotas) for acreage over 700,000 (think boundaries around somewhat like that). There are estimates of around 699 horses out there. The horses contribute to the ecology of the area, not kill it as some claim. I’m not an expert and I’m not an extremist on this issue either. I do believe in science, and science supports updates to the quotas.

06/08/2026

Amazing skies on Saturday evening out over the Montgomery Pass wild horses. Extremely windy all day out there, but crazy weather brings some of the best photographic opportunities. Worth it!

05/23/2026

A little garden gossip between the finches.

04/22/2026

Earth Day

“Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.” —Albert Einstein

“Look deep into nature, and then you will understand everything better.” —Albert Einstein