Looking out from Canyonlands National Park with the Green River in the distance I see a giant 3D jigsaw puzzle with all the pieces already in place.
Tag: landscape
Coyote and grass.
Each partially hidden within the grass we were content to observe each other for quite some time. Eventually hunger got the best of us and I headed home for dinner and the coyote off to hunt.
Willet
A willet enjoys the temporary ponds and the meals within created by spring rain along the front range while migrating to a more suitable habitat along further north.
Land in Sky
Sometimes it takes an uncluttered landscape to see that land and sky are one.
Northern New Mexico. Photographed with a Yashica A-TLR and Kodak Tmax 100iso film.
First Blooms
Early Spring wildflowers and a golden sunset in Colorado Canyon Country. Fruita, CO.
A simple and rewarding way to end the day.
Silo
Holga version of an old silo taken on the drive between Saratoga Wyoming and Walden CO. Holga 120 and Tmax 400 iso.
Farewell Good Friend
Winter is Still Hanging on.
Not physically, as the tulips are in bloom and windows in the house open during the days, but in my mind.
Each year as winter leaves I look back and desire one more ski through the forest or down a powder filled slope.
Yes, it is hard to say goodbye to a good friend but I can rest assured we will meet again.
Easter Basket
Looking up into bright blue skies to see a wonderful old Oriole nest greeting the fresh new leaves is a wonderful way to welcome in spring. Young and old shake hands and the dance continues on. Enjoy your day.
Magpie
A beautiful Magpie looking out into the just greening grasslands of the prairies of Eastern Colorado on an early spring day.
Tule Elk in Fog
Tule elk grazing away on a day the fog was as thick as soup. When driving by these guys they were barely perceivable yet less than 50 ft from the road. The fog did provide good cover for photography though. Point Reyes National Seashore, Ca.
nature has no boss 
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