When the wind blew above the hill on a late fall day I took comfort in having time for observation in this period dominated by information.
Tag: black and white
Hot Water
A late fall view looking down the Firehole River as hot water falls from the geysers above.
Yellowstone National Park.
Sundown
As the November sun sets earlier each day I feel the last memories of summer melt away and wait for the snow to find me.
Zeroimage pinhole and Tmax 100iso film.
Boo!
Pinhole photograph of an old one armed cottonwood tree in a local park. More of a friendly ghost than a demon but in the spirit of the day nonetheless.
Many Coots…flew the coop
Seems like this has been the year of many Coots and this day was no exception. While driving along in Wyoming we came across a lake that looked like it was filled with many Ducks however upon closer inspection it appeared to be filled to the brim with only Coots.
Well looks like I made a blunder and forgot the photo I had chosen for this post. I am away from my computer today so just imagine many coots on this nice fall pond. Not quite a majestic mountain lake at the base of a majestic mountain range but pretty nonetheless. Thanks to everyone who pointed out the missing photo.
Only time will tell.
Time speaks slowly but in a language all can understand that beneath the skin of a landscape now covered with humans lies one of ancient seas and dunes.
Digitalis
Along the trail on a silent hike the digitalis were ringing strong.
Photographed in a dark yet very green forest.
Soft Day
Soft cliffs melting away into an even softer sky along the west coast of Vancouver Island on a quiet afternoon.
Summer Shower
An afternoon shower moves through the Arapahoe National Wildlife Refuge on a summer afternoon.
Walden, CO.
Summer Sunset on the Pond
Yesterday I could feel it happening. The sunset is getting earlier, the algae is in full bloom and the nights have cooled down just a few degrees. Summer is still hanging on and we may even get a few sweltering days but I can feel fall just around the corner. Zeroimage pinhole camera and Kodak Film.
nature has no boss 
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