Our planet moving along in a cycle that’s slower than what we easily can comprehend but seeing helps understand it nonetheless.
Sometimes a still scene feels like a movie and in this case I could feel the rocks moving ever so slowly from the top of the outcropping into the valley below.
Northern Colorado.
A long days drive that felt like a dream.
Dreamt in a landscape odd yet familiar.
Pelicans held flightless by gale like winds share a lake with old windmills and dusty dry hills.
A turtle crossing a car-less dirt road headed towards a pond only this turtle knows.
A landscape left all alone.
Sandhills of Nebraska.
The remains of two ancient giants sit peacefully on a foggy morning.
Photographed while kayaking off the coast of Vancouver Island.
Vancouver Island, BC.
Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone on a quiet fall afternoon.
Enough color for a lifetime or at least a lifetime of viewing.
You can almost hear yourself saying hello out there can’t you?
A quiet day hiking out in the canyons of Western Colorado along the Utah border.
Photographed with an iPhone and edited with Hipstamatic.
An evening rain left frozen pools that had just begun to thaw and clouds lingered throughout the day. Yet all in all it was a perfect hike and one just right for seeking solitude.
Canyonlands National Park, Utah.
Layers of life still alive in the rocks. A history lesson exposed and a story told.
Ancient beings enjoying some time together.
An american Bison making the most of a thermal feature to graze upon some winters growth in Yellowstone National Park.
Steadily moving along as the sun rises beyond. A herd of Bison trimming the grasslands, maintaining the soil and keeping the ecosystem chugging along.
Yellowstone NP.
This year winter has yet to really visit me or I to visit it.
Bad timing with the jet stream, el nino, global warming or just too much time at work?
Anyway, I just felt the need needed to post a bit of winter today before it has gone for good, well at least this year.
A wonderful winter’s afternoon in Yellowstone National Park, 2013.
nature has no boss 
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