Perhaps the best path to take is not always the straightest.
Tag: photography
Little Guy
Just as dusk sets in a cute little wren made a visit to the fence in the backyard hopping from picket to picket for just a couple of minutes before taking off into the approaching evening proving the adage that something small and unexpected can make your day.
Over the hills
The sun sets and the sun rises.
Portillo, Chile.
Liberty Cap
Hiking towards the Liberty Cap in Colorado National Monument, Grand Junction Colorado
Ice Capades
Last weekend we watched numerous crows scooting, slipping and sliding around on the frozen lake ice looking for food. They kept cawing to each other and it sure looked like they were having a great time.
When Rocks Talk
There are stories to be told of days of old and things to come in the future.
Standing out by blending in.
We spotted this female Brewers Blackbird hanging around on rocks that were so similar to her coloring that at first we were not sure if the rocks were moving or it was a bird we saw. With a little rationale thought and commonsense (what little we have) we decided that the rocks were not moving and it must indeed be a bird and it was time to get a closer look. We were only able to get half as close as we wanted to capture a clean photo but we got one nonetheless, albeit a bit on the fuzzy side. It is remarkable how her coloring matched the surrounding rocks..green on green.
When the journey is over
When it all gets fuzzy and memories fade away it’s time to go again
and while a photograph is worth 1,000 words the journey required none.
Photographs of Iceland, 2013
Return to Biscuit Basin
At Biscuit Basin on a cloudy January day. Steam and snow, hot and cold, a quiet landscape with much to say. One of my favorite winter spots to sit and take in Yellowstone National Park.
At Forests Edge
Waiting at the forests edge
The valley filled with fog
Go don’t go
In a mile the sun comes out
nature has no boss 
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