A forgotten photograph I came across on the computer taken on cold quiet road on a long drive home several years ago that was a good fit for today given it did not get above 0 degrees Fahrenheit yesterday and it will be mighty cold today as well. Finally a winters winter day and I am fine with that but somewhere down that road summer does exist..
A visual reminder. Yellowstone National Park.
The end of the semester is a hectic time for a college professor…why did I assign all those research papers? No time for complicated photography but the iPhone is always handy in the pocket and yes..it is Friday and it is going to be OK.
Thanksgiving is a simple holiday, gather with family and friends and enjoy the day with good food. It really is the simple things I am most thankful for. My wonderful wife Christy, family, a beautiful hiking trail full of wonders and time spent outdoors. Happy Thanksgiving to everyone, everywhere.
There is life.
Pinhole photograph of rocks watching people watching rocks. On the way to Pingvellir National Park, Iceland.
When on long drives I always see things I want to photograph but seldom stop to do so. Don’t know why but I suspect the lure of the destination becomes more important than the journey. This time I did pull over for a nice sunset lighting up the tall grass in Northern New Mexico a few weeks ago.
Unseen but ever present the wind works its magic, sculpting rock into magnificent works of art. Photographed on a windy fall day near the top of Mt Evans, CO.
The trees, mountains and sky use a small pond near Yule Pass in CO to reflect upon themselves. Nature is a mirror we can use to see ourselves more clearly.
A female red winged blackbird observant and serene. The young have fledged and cat tails turned brown, soon the ducks will arrive.
It’s falling and that means it’s time to fall with it. Cooler, wetter and very colorful up in the hills. A beautiful time to be outside.
nature has no boss 
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