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: fall
On The Prowl
Well dressed for a late fall hunt a Coyote silently stalks their prey in the deep grass.
Yellowstone National Park.
Hot Water
A late fall view looking down the Firehole River as hot water falls from the geysers above.
Yellowstone National Park.
Thanksgiving
Along the banks of Clear Creek on a very Novemberish morning walk.
Wishing you all a Happy Thanksgiving.
Denver, CO.
Across the Ravine
Just across the ravine the morning light shines golden on grasslands of Yellowstone National park.
The Fungus Among Us
I have always found mushrooms fascinating life forms. Not plant, not animal yet vitally important for the health of both plants and animals. However, they are a bugger to photograph yet I never stop trying.
Paul Stamets wrote a great book on Fungus call Mycellium running and delivered this inserting TED talk several years ago:
Well Hello There
A late fall surprise. A bit of green still hanging on where warm water emptied into much colder pond. Where there is a will there is a way.
Looking east
Looking east with the sun at our backs.
Treated to that golden glow and a beautiful moon.
The sun is setting far too soon as November makes its way.
As Seasons Change
When the seasons change there is nothing more to do do but sit and watch the show. Because the show must go on.
Near Leadville, CO.
From here to there
On a beautiful fall day the views at Noris Geyser Basin seem to go from here to there without an in-between.
Wishing you a happy weekend.
Noris Geyser Basin, Yellowstone National Park.
nature has no boss 
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