Something about fog brings out the quiet in the landscape so much so that sometimes all I want to do is sit and watch the quiet. Photographed while kayaking past one of the innumerable small islets along the west coast of Vancouver Island on a foggy and rainy morning. August, 2015.
Morning fog, a hint of sunshine and a low tide made for a visual symphony in a quiet landscape. Photographed with my iPhone on Spring Island, Canada.
We did not stay long enough to see the outcome, but this crab looks to be on the menu for a vibrant purple sea stars breakfast.
Kayaking in a vast landscape of glaciers, mountains, endless geology and feeling like an atom in the universe. One with all and all with one. East Greenland, 2013.
Looking out into the Pacific while hiking the Wild Pacific Trail in Ucluelet, Canada. A wilderness abounds from the diverse life contained in a single tidal pool to the vastness of the ocean receding into the fog.
Peeking out through a slot in the rocks into the great pacific ocean. This days end was filled with light. Yashica A TLR and Kodak Tmax 100iso film.
Sunrise on the coast in the Pacific Northwest. The clearing morning fog gave way to a gorgeous orange sunrise.
When hunting for limpets it’s all about technique and these two Oyster Catchers seem to have it down. Slide bill under sand and pry limpet up, eat and repeat….limpets beware.
Remerging the feeling of the view from Tasiilaq, Greenland on a mid-summers day makes me want to travel today.
These two are guys are survivors. Cut down, washed out to sea and slowly making their way back to land with each tidal cycle. A lesson to lean.
nature has no boss 
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