Walking the woods always seems to do me good. The filtered light, large trees and smells of the plants have a therapeutic effect for sure. Fisher Pond trails on Vashon Island, WA.
Tag: black and white
days end
Peeking out through a slot in the rocks into the great pacific ocean. This days end was filled with light. Yashica A TLR and Kodak Tmax 100iso film.
Summer Sun
The power of the summer sun, melting the snow to fill the creeks, powering the trees to grow their leaves and the list goes on.
Clear Creek full to the brim on the summer solstice, 2015. Wheat Ridge Green Belt in Wheat Ridge, CO.
The Road Less Traveled
An afternoon storm approaching as we drive on a very narrow backroads path somewhere near the Wyoming/Colorado border.
Weekends are the time to get off the beaten path and explore something new. Walk a different route or drive a country road. The Journey is the destination and you can’t get lost when you are already there. Have a great weekend.
In a Flooded Meadow
A few lone lodgepole pines happily reflecting in a flooded meadow as the sun sets along the Noris River in Yellowstone National Park. The grass below will be happy this year.
Sentinel
A silent sentinel standing tall as storm clouds loom in the Beartooth Mountains.
Landscape
Or Landscape within a Landscape within a Landscape. How do you photograph the landscape within the landscape? Nature is a repeating fractal pattern ever present but for me a difficult subject to photograph. Not macro or micro photography but capturing what is small yet large and large yet small. This is one attempt.
After the snowmelt
Looking west while heading towards Sepulcher Mountain Trail in Yellowstone NP. The snow has melted from down low and spring storms are heading in from the west to help green up the grasses. Things are falling into place.
Bigfoot
Bigger than Bigfoot, a Redwood tree firmly in touch with the Earth.
Lessons to be learned from these wise old beings.
Just over the hill
The spring storms keep rolling in and this one is just over the hill. The spring rains provide wetland habitat for migratory birds and a welcome drink for the high sagebrush landscape of Arapahoe National Wildlife refuge near Walden, Colorado.
nature has no boss 
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