Looking out through a patch of lupines into the Pacific ocean on beautiful spring morning with just a touch of fog to make things interesting.
Tag: nature photography
Water, rock and ice
Water from the melting snowfields behind and glaciers calving in the distance help keep the fjords full of water on a cloudy midsummer day near the Karale glacier in eastern Greenland.
Sleepy Head
We saw this sleepy common nighthawk resting on a fence post in rural eastern Colorado one morning. He sure looked tired after a night out hunting so we snapped a quick photo and let him get back to bed.
Ice and Fire
Dwarf Fireweed, the national flower of Greenland, framing an ice filled world. Photographed using a holga pinhole camera and Fuji Velvia film on a cloudy summer day.
Blue, Green and Yellow
I am not sure you could ask for more than a day spent hiking in field of summer flowers under the blue blue skies of a cloudless summer day.
3 Aspens
Photographed in Central Colorado but not in Aspen.
Tired Pup
The summer heat and a big yard project has me feeling a bit like this pup that left its pen in the town of Tasiilaq and followed our group on a very long demanding hike. Near the end of the hike we had to negotiate a cliff band which left this pup with a long walk back to town in the other direction. Don’t worry he had a experienced older sibling along and I am sure they easily made it back, albeit a bit more tired than in the photo. Tasiilaq, East Greenland.
Western Kingbird
A beautiful western kingbird taking a break from catching grubs. I love the the subtle green on this guys back.
Summer
Summer up high in the mountains of central Colorado as seen through a small hole in a wooden box. Photographed with a Zeroimage pinhole camera onto Fuji Velvia film.
After a Day of Work
After a busy day at work we all need some nature therapy. On this day the early evening thunderstorms were rolling in, but heck, things are green, a beam of light is shining through the clouds and if you walk to just the right spot in this busy Denver area park you get a perspective that allows you to breathe.
nature has no boss 
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