A spotted sandpiper serene and observant along the banks of the Snake River in Wyoming’s Grand Teton National Park. It sure feels nice when we feel one with our environment.
Tag: philosophy
The sounds of summer
Yellow, blue and a touch of green singing the sweet sounds of summer.
Photographed along the shores of Chatfield Reservoir. Near Denver, CO.
Scratch that itch.
It’s always a good thing to scratch that itch whatever the itch may be.
Green and Yellow
A water Lilly right at home in String Lake, Grand Teton National Park.
Paper Thin
Paper thin wildflowers along the bike path signal the transition from spring to summer is complete. South Platte River Trail in Denver, CO.
Green
Inhaling a deep breath of green through the eyes sure feels good. A short path on a small islet still big enough to hold a forest of great importance. West Coast of Vancouver Island, BC.
Seeking Symmetry
Stepping back and slowing down.
Symmetry between sea and sky.
Layered Lands
From marsh shrubs to sagebrush to pine forest to snow covered peaks. A wide open landscape sure helps bring peace and quiet to a busy brain. Looking out from the marshlands at Red Rocks National Wildlife Refuge in Montana.
Ephemeral
Desert flowers enjoying the morning dew as we start on a hike in the canyon lands of the Colorado Plateau. These flowers seem to last only a day at the most. Knowing this we enjoy their beauty all the more. A life lesson taught flowers.
The pace of place
Finding a place where time moves at a pace.
Just the right pace.
A pace that feels like home.
nature has no boss 
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