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.
Fall colors and a light mist on the mountains made for a peaceful morning hike in the Mount Massive wilderness area near Leadville, CO.
A little inspiration provided by a silent yet strong tree growing in the barren dry hills of western Colorado near the Utah border. When the going gets tough the tough keep growing.
While hiking up high on the ridges on a cloudy fall day a few weeks ago we could really feel fall was on the way. Near Crested Butte, CO.
A seat is waiting beneath this wonderful cottonwood tree to rest those wary bones. Photographed using a Holga wide pinhole camera earlier this year.
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.
These swallows were busy foraging for dinner over lake John near Walden, CO. Watching them forage that evening was a lesson in flight itself.
Nothing more..nothing less. Holga 120 pinhole camera and Kodak Tmax 100iso film.
Looking out through a patch of lupines into the Pacific ocean on beautiful spring morning with just a touch of fog to make things interesting.
or visa versa…
A quiet river speaking loudly in the Thorsmork valley, Iceland.
nature has no boss 
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