..the coyote from yesterdays post was just spotted rapidly approaching. Photographed later that same day at the bosque del apache national wildlife refuge.I don’t know why this posted small in the reader but if you visit the page you get a larger view.
There is life.
Pinhole photograph of rocks watching people watching rocks. On the way to Pingvellir National Park, Iceland.
Photographed in the bentonite hills outside of Grand Junction CO. When I was shooting this boulder a person walked over to ask what I was photographing. I pointed to the rock and they responded with oh…artsy photos. I just had to smile and nod yes.
This photograph was taken by my wife Christy using the trusty old black Holga loaded with Kodak Porta 400 iso film. The Holga does amazing things in hands of the right photographer.
Goodbye sunlight. Now that the trees have dropped their leaves and daylight is short I find myself walking to work with the rising sun and walking home in the dark. It might be awhile before I witness the sunset again. Pinhole photograph of wonderful late fall sunset.
A bright blue iceberg lighting up a misty grey morning. Early August 2013 Karale Glacier, East Greenland.
Pinhole photograph looking out towards a beautiful mountain hiding in the clouds. Taken with Holga pinhole camera and Fuji Velvia 100 iso film last summer in Greenland.
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.
Old aspens resting peacefully. West elk wilderness,CO.
I had a dream I was cross country skiing past geysers in yellowstone last night. I love when that happens. Photographed in YNP Jan 2013 on an iphone and edited with wood camera.
nature has no boss 
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