A Wilson’s Snipe enjoying the spring wetlands before the summer sun does it’s thing. Green grass and plenty of water, who could ask for more. Arapahoe National WIldlife refuge.
Tag: portrait
Spring Chickadee
With the trees budding out and the air warming up a little Chickadee enjoy their perch on a Saturday afternoon.
Land in Sky
Sometimes it takes an uncluttered landscape to see that land and sky are one.
Northern New Mexico. Photographed with a Yashica A-TLR and Kodak Tmax 100iso film.
Mirror Mirror
A look only a mule can give…although I kinda feel this is how I might be looking back at people some days as well.
Silo
Holga version of an old silo taken on the drive between Saratoga Wyoming and Walden CO. Holga 120 and Tmax 400 iso.
Youth
A mule deer demonstrating a bit of youthful exuberance gives us a playful look on a beautiful spiring morning that just seems like it is meant for play. In the Foothills near Denver, CO.
Fuzzy and Free
I love the natural quality of the wild crocus. Fuzzy and free. Spring has hit the ground running.
Lichen Abstract 1
Living proof the rocks are alive…lichen in all colors dressing up a rock along the oh be joyful trail in Crested Butte, CO.
Winter Sage
Sage, a wise and stoic figure or a shrubby plant? Maybe one and the same. Blacktail Plateau, Yellowstone National Park.
Golden Eyes
Different yet oh so similar and both with golden eyes. A male Red Headed duck in the background and a male Common Goldeneye both cruising the local pond near sunset looking to impress the ladies.
nature has no boss 
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