Soft pillows of snow resting on the branches above.
Look up and enjoy but not for too long.
Tag: black and white
Iron Spring Creek
Iron Spring Creek near Black Sand Basin in Yellowstone National Park on a very, very, black and white day. So black and white that when you convert a photograph taken in color to BW you hardly notice a difference.
Dark Eyed Junco
One of our favorite winter visitors are the dark eyed Juncos. They always bring a bit of color to a cold snowy afternoon.
At creeks edge
A fallen log stands over a creek.
Water flowing underneath a layer of frozen ice.
The sounds of winter are soft.
Waving
The sky and sea waving good morning to each other on a grey but beautiful winters day.
Out walking
Put on the jacket and head outside. Nothing like a little walk in the rain to keep the weekend rolling.
Forest Light: Winter
Winter light shining brightly onto the remains of a once mighty redwood. I am fascinated by the light that is able to creep into the forest and how it changes with the seasons. This light in the dark always seems so difficult to capture and the photos never seem to evoke the feeling of being there. Perhaps some things are better left alone or maybe a fool that persists in his folly will someday take that magic photo.
Two Trees
Two trees one young one old both clothed in a layer of fresh white snow. Photographed while out on the trail for a xc ski.
Dawn Light
Dawn light and wintery peaks captured with the old black Holga. Getting up early isn’t all that bad sometimes.
Another time….another place
Experiencing wilderness is like taking a ride in a time machine to a place familiar yet distant. That old friend you love to see but are a bit wary of all the same.
As humans we have the ability to protect wilderness, let’s do so before it is too late.
Pinhole photograph taken on a very windy morning in East Greenland, 2013 using a simple pinhole camera and Kodak Tmax 100 iso film.
nature has no boss 
You must be logged in to post a comment.