Sunlight shines through the eucalyptus grove in Goleta.

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The edges of these leaves are jagged, and you can practically feel how they would crumble in your hands if you were to touch them.

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Closeup of my pink iDog. *Woof*

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My parents' beagle, Boxer, running toward me as I attempt to take his picture. Every time I got down to ground level with the camera he'd charge at me!

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(mikey on May 17, 2007 5:04 PM) Establish dominance! Be the pack leader! Cute picture, though. Wait, a beagle named Boxer? Do they also have a boxer named Beagle?

A doubly "wild" picture with 2 Monarch butterflies gettin' it on. Taken at the Ellwood Monarch Grove in Goleta's Coronado Butterfly Preserve.

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(Colleen on Apr 20, 2007 6:50 PM) Great shot!

(Angela Giles Klocke on Apr 21, 2007 7:07 AM) Very pretty shot!

My first attempt at self portraits with the new tripod I got for Christmas.

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(m-unit on Feb 21, 2007 10:34 AM) What a nice picture of u!

(Ivette01 on Feb 25, 2007 9:06 AM) I agree :)

Closeup of furry green lamb's ear leaves.

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Closeup of a red flower in Goleta.

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(Ivette01 on Feb 13, 2007 7:41 PM) wow! very, very nice :))

A spontaneous snapshot of my sister, taken while she was waiting in line for food at my grandma's 90th birthday party. Her boyfriend stands next to her on the left.

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(Lisa on Jan 4, 2007 10:37 PM) geez you could of warned me lol!! I suppose that is a decent picture, so I guess this time I won't have to kill you. Have a good night!

(Tony on Jan 5, 2007 8:30 PM) Cute sister!:-)

Nothing makes my little cousin happier than to play sports. The only thing more exciting than playing one sport is having the option to play two!

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Credit to Martin for coming up with the title for this image. I would've just called it "dead flowers" or something. Taken at the SB Museum of Natural History. The falling petal effect is created due to said petals being caught on spider webs.

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Taken during my trip to the Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History, this fountain is hidden away in the section reserved for the annual butterly display.

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These blueish/purplish berries can be found at the entrance of the Santa Barbara Natural History Museum. Continuing with my lack of plant knowledge, I have no idea if they are blueberries or some other totally random berry variety.

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(kevin on Oct 31, 2006 1:44 PM) I believe they are central coast cyclopean death berries. they're good in smoothies. for other people.

(mikey on Nov 2, 2006 3:16 PM) They look like eyeballs. It's a purple people eater!

On an outing to the SB Natural History Museum, we came across lots of neglected plants in the outdoor butterfly exhibit, now that the butterflies are gone.

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(Angela Giles Klocke on Oct 26, 2006 5:33 AM) Nice shot!

I should really study up on botany or something, because I never know the names of anything I take pictures of. I did happen to find out, however, that this particular flower is part of a group known as Cosmos, and that this variety is commonly known as the Mexican Aster. This flower was found in someone's personal garden.

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