Kenny Salazar Photography

I met Kenny Salazar through the Rio Grande Valley Birding Festival where he volunteers as communications director handling all social media and website related issues.

Our Valley is blessed with abundant wildlife, and Kenny’s artistic eye captures its verdant beauty using his CANON EOS 7D camera. Photography is Kenny’s hobby; he wishes it was a full time activity because he loves it so much. His photographs are available to purchase, they can be used in advertisements or as original art to decorate offices or homes.

Kenny kindly authorized the use of his photographs on La Vida Valle, a gesture I highly appreciate and hope readers enjoy. To see more of Kenny’s photographs please visit his website at http://www.kennysalazarphotography.com/

These are some of his latest photos taken all around the Rio Grande Valley. I have also included an article by Mark Reagan featured last week in the Valley Morning Star where Kenny’s photo of an Oriole was featured. http://www.valleymorningstar.com/articles/make-99525-rio-annual.html

Baltimore Oriole

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Laguna Madre Sunset

Black & White Warbler

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Nydia O Tapia - Gonzales

A bird does not sing because it has an answer, it sings because it has a song.-Maya Angelou. La Vida Valle is where I write about "la vida" life in the Rio Grande Valley. From this bi-cultural corner on the tip of Texas, I share my poems and spiritual and travel experiences. I also blog about the arts,nature and my passion for historic preservation and architecture. But most important, let's talk about "la vida" - living our lives - in a vacation state of mind. Contributions and comments are always welcome .

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