Lefty standing stoic and tall even with his right arm gone. He is one of my best friends at a nearby local park silently whispering advice each time I walk by.
Tag: nature photography
Breathing Room
Finding a little breathing room while looking out into the Pacific ocean. Breathing in space and breathing out stuff.
Space Therapy.
Yashica A TLR and Kodak Tmax 100 iso film.
When the journey is over
When it all gets fuzzy and memories fade away it’s time to go again
and while a photograph is worth 1,000 words the journey required none.
Photographs of Iceland, 2013
Called by a Raven
We could hear this raven cawing, cackling and making a variety of gurgling sounds as we skied towards Black Sand Basin. When we finally met up with her she was perched in an old tree decorated with lichen and moss just as a slight snow flurry began to interrupt an otherwise monotone grey and overcast day. It’s always fun to follow the call of a Raven. Yellowstone, NP.
Fog Sandwich
Clear above and clear below with a delicious layer of fog sandwiched between Mt Moran and Oxbow bend in Grand Teton National Park.
Show Time
Looks like someone is putting on a show.
Mating season means showing off and this Male Hooded Merganser is doing a fine job of letting the other males on the pond know he’s got what it takes to win the ladies over. Denver, CO.
Swan and Cygnets
A Swan the their Cygnets meandering along following the open water on a cold winter morning. Teton National Park, WY.
Winter Trees
In the Winter trees I see meaning beyond words. Fractal Patterns exposed.
What once was still is.
At Pawnee Butte on a winter day. A timeless icon of what once was. Pawnee National Grasslands, Weld County, CO.
Return to Biscuit Basin
At Biscuit Basin on a cloudy January day. Steam and snow, hot and cold, a quiet landscape with much to say. One of my favorite winter spots to sit and take in Yellowstone National Park.
nature has no boss 
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