Fall brings a bit more moisture and moisture brings spores to life. Twin mushrooms growing rapidly in the fall air. Anyone read the book Mycelium Running, very interesting.
Tag: nature photography
It starts up high
Fall colors in full bloom so to speak up high near Hagerman pass in Central Colorado. It begins up high then works it’s way down the hill. In a week or so the aspen will be glowing yellow and in another week all the colors may be gone.
Passing Glance
While out on a recent hike we were treated to a quick glance by a cautious Red Fox who then quickly slipped behind the bushes and out of sight. A moment in time but a moment not forgotten. Red Rocks Lakes National Wildlife Refuge, Montana.
Always Now
Change is good and time is relative.
A Purple Aster enjoying the moment as it transitions from summer to fall in the high country of Colorado.
Connected
Zeroimage pinhole camera loaded up with Kodak Tmax film and pointed up at water falling from the sky. From sky to stream to sea to sky, connected.
Last Standing
High up in the hills the flowers have all flowered and transition fills the air. What a wonderful time.
Bighorn
Bighorn sheep giving me the once over. Taken in Yellowstone NP .
Sun, Trees and River
The setting sun behind burnt trees shimmering silver on the Norris river in Yellowstone National Park.
Summer Sunset
A deep blue summer sunset on Shoshone Lake in Yellowstone National Park is just what the doctor ordered for a post holiday Tuesday morning in which inertia of a three day weekend wants to keep me at home instead heading off to work. The ball just gets rolling in one direction then you push it back in the other. Oh well, time to get off to the office and play my part in the game.
Distant Waters
Looking out towards the Colorado river as it rounds a bend. Photographed using a Holga pinhole camera last spring.
nature has no boss 
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