Looking out towards the Colorado river as it rounds a bend. Photographed using a Holga pinhole camera last spring.
Tag: photography
Bronze
Even though storm clouds were lingering over the Front Range Foothills the sun delivered a warm farewell. A beautiful bronze sunset to end the day was like a slice of pie to end a meal. Have a great weekend.
Ghosts on the Pond
As the evening light was moving in a large group of Eared Grebes seemed almost ghostlike, not quite shadows or fully silhouetted but visible with just the slightest details present. Present but not fully. Taken at twilight on a quiet pond in the Arapahoe National Wildlife Refuge.
Flight
These swallows were busy foraging for dinner over lake John near Walden, CO. Watching them forage that evening was a lesson in flight itself.
Tree, rock, fog…
Nothing more..nothing less. Holga 120 pinhole camera and Kodak Tmax 100iso film.
Near Kuummuit
Wind and gentle clouds soaring over and shaping a wonderful mountain peak near Kuummuit in East Greenland.
West Elks
Looking out into the West Elk WIlderness in central Colorado.
Owlets
A pair of great horned owlets. One shy and one not so shy staying close to home in a beautiful old cottonwood tree.
Wildflowers and Falling Water
I used the Zeroimage pinhole camera to photograph the wonderful summer flowers which seemed quite content to be hanging out near this little waterfall while hiking near Daisy Pass in Central Colorado.
Are you my brother?
All’s well that ends well. Several weeks latter we spotted these newly hatched killdeers, and several others, along the side of the road hiding in the short grass and exploring the world and each other.
nature has no boss 
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