Considering todays to do list or maybe not?
Tag: photography
Dinner time?
Coyote on the prowl in yellowstone National Park, WY.
Feral
Once domestic but now free, an apple tree thrives when left to grow on it’s own terms underneath an old cottonwood tree. Something to aspire to….. and boy did those apples make a fine pie.
Stained Glass
When photographing this Chickadee it felt like looking into a wonderful stained glass window. This Chickadee was in a dark forest of thorny shrubs with just a hint of light shining in through the golden leaves that still remain on the trees behind. As a bonus we were treated to the choir singing away with a chorus of Dee-Dee-Dees from deeper within these bushes.
Quiet Time
Early October is a great time to out into the Colorado Mountains as it is usually very quiet. On this Hike I brought along the pinhole camera and took this shot along the slate river outside of Crested Butte. Holga Wide Pinhole Camera and Kodak Ektar film.
Spiral Staircase
Taking a spiral staircase down into the maze of towers and hoodoos at Bryce Canyon National Park.
November Towhee
A Spotted Towhee enjoying the late afternoon view from an old adobe wall with a crisp blue sky overhead. This guy almost looked ornamental or sculptural in his pose but after a few minutes was gone.
Grouse
A downed tree makes a great place to lookout and survey your territory. We are not sure if this is spruce grouse or a ruffled grouse but it sure is a fine looking grouse and any grouse ID tips you can share would be appreciated. Photographed near, but not quite in, Yellowstone National Park earlier this year.
Todays Weather Report
The weather sensing device, i.e. the camera in my iPhone, has just detected the polar vortex descending upon us with all it’s wrath and fury this morning. Does anyone remember when the weather report was just the weather report? iPhone camera and hipstmatic wet plate filter on a chilly Tuesday morning.
Early November
Early November has been kind. A full spectrum of color remains in the woods from green to yellow to deep rich red. The cottonwood leaves have all come down allowing the bark to shine and the branches to dance in blue skies and warm temperatures of a very long indian summer. Winter plans to make an appearance in a big way this week with cold temps that will surely cause the remaining leaves to fall. Autumn appears to be falling into winter. Photographed on the Wheat Ridge Green Belt, Wheat Ridge, CO.
nature has no boss 
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