A lone wildflower growing where a shaft of light just makes it’s way into a dimly light forest trail.
Light and Dark
Yes and No
Maybe-maybe not.
Tag: black and white
Just Right
Something about this dandelion must have been just right. Cement Creek near Crested Butte, CO.
Brooks Lake
Looking out and up from Brooks Lake in Shoshone National Forest, WY. The bugs were biting hard that afternoon, hikers beware.
Paper Thin
Paper thin wildflowers along the bike path signal the transition from spring to summer is complete. South Platte River Trail in Denver, CO.
Female Cowbird
A female Western Cowbird quietly foraging for insects on a cloudy monotone afternoon. Photographed near Laramie, WY.
Ephemeral
Desert flowers enjoying the morning dew as we start on a hike in the canyon lands of the Colorado Plateau. These flowers seem to last only a day at the most. Knowing this we enjoy their beauty all the more. A life lesson taught flowers.
Storm on the ridge
High up on Scarp Ridge near Lake Irwin, CO. I reckon it’s time to get down.
Reflection
A Black Necked Stilt enjoying some quiet time alone in a temporary pond created by spring rains. Soon the pond will be gone and the Stilt will have moved on.
Steamy Sunrise
After the rain the sun was out but obscured by a fog of steam in the air. It was a weird feeling of sunshine on a foggy day. Northern California.
Haystack Rock
Haystack rock on Cannon Beach, OR on a soggy day.
nature has no boss 
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