User:Moondigger

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About Me

I'm a professional computer geek, photography enthusiast and sometime writer/editor. These three attributes made my participation here on Wikipedia an inevitability -- the mystery is why it took me so long to register. I live in the United States of America, in a state that's frequently too hot in the summer and too cold and snowy in the winter. My username here is essentially meaningless.

The Photographer's Barnstar Awarded for your excellent photographic contributions to Wikipedia. After all, it's quality, not quantity that counts! Nebular110 05:13, 14 August 2006 (UTC)

Uploaded Images

These are photographs I've contributed to Wikipedia.

A view near the entrance to Lower Antelope Canyon. This is in the articles Slot canyon and Flash flood.

A passageway inside Lower Antelope Canyon. This is in the articles Red and Sandstone, and is a featured picture.

A petrified log in Petrified Forest National Park. This is in the articles Petrified Forest National Park and Plant, and is a featured picture. A cropped version is in the article Fossil.

An unusual view in Upper Antelope Canyon. This is in the article Antelope Canyon.	Looking up in Lower Antelope Canyon. This is in the articles Sedimentary rock and Clastic rocks.
One of several flights of stairs leading out of Lower Antelope Canyon. This is in the article Antelope Canyon.	Horseshoe Bend as seen from the lookout point. This is in the article Horseshoe Bend, Arizona and is a featured picture.

Havasu Falls as seen from the side. This is in the articles Waterfalls of the Havasupai Indian Reservation, Supai, Arizona and waterfall, and is a featured picture.

Another view of Havasu Falls. This is in the articles Havasupai, Turquoise (color) and water.

A spiny king crab. This is in the articles Anomura and King crab.

A tree clings to the rim at one of the Bryce Canyon overlooks. This is in the articles National Park and Bryce Canyon National Park.	Bryce Canyon Hoodos, as seen from one of the overlooks. This is a high-resolution photo, and appears in the article Hoodoo (geology).
Head-on view of a female snapping turtle. This is in the article Turtle.	Three-quarter view of the same turtle. This is in the articles Chelydridae and Snapping turtle.
Full view of the same turtle, looking for a place to lay her eggs. This is in the article Snapping turtle.	Snapping turtle laying eggs in a hole she has dug. This is in the article Snapping turtle.
Close-up view of snapping turtle eggs. This is in the articles Snapping turtle and Egg.	A portion of the Milky Way near Sagittarius. This is in the article Milky Way.
A flounder, blending in with its surroundings. This is in the articles Flounder and Camouflage, and is a featured picture.	A small island in the St. Lawrence River, in the Thousand Islands region. This is in the articles Thousand Islands and Velvia. A modified, animated version is in the article Rule of thirds.

List of Articles

Minor and moderate changes to numerous articles. Big changes listed below:

• Antelope Canyon (rewrote article 3 June 2006)
• Crop factor (rewrite, change redirects 30 June 2006)
• Chelydra (start article 13 August 2006)
• Snapping turtle (added section on reproduction plus applicable photos 13 August 2006)
• Rule of thirds (rewrote article 24 August 2006)

Testing Ground

This is where I work on articles that are new or being substantially changed.