The venerable Water Ouzel or American Dipper enjoying a late afternoon in the river.
Tag: wilderness
Up Across and Over
While standing on flat ground the wind blown grass in the foreground made it feel like I was moving up across and over this ancient volcano mound. Near Soapstone Prairie in Northern Colorado.
On a cloudy afternoon
Looking out from camp on a cloudy afternoon after a wet day of kayaking in the Acous Peninsula, British Columbia. I love the repetitive pattern of kelp, black rock, white rock that is prevalent in the landscape in this region because even cloudy days are filled with color.
Bull Elk
A fine looking Bull Elk up near timberline in Rocky Mountain National Park, CO.
The time between.
Obscured by clouds and firmly in the southern sky it’s time to let go those summer dreams and do a little dance for the snow to fly. Early November always feels like a long wait for winter and an even longer wait for summer.
Barrows Goldeneye
With the lake resplendent in golden fall light a male Barrows Goldeneye spreads his wings on the aptly named Duck Lake in Yellowstone National Park.
Before it rained.
A beautiful late fall sunrise gave way to a very rainy day and with such a beautiful sunrise a rainy was A OK. Near Gardiner, MT.
Black Crowned Night Heron
A Black Crowned Hight Heron working the ponds at Arapahoe National Wildlife refuge earlier this year.
Boo- a short anthology
A pinhole photograph tribute to our favorite friendly ghost who has taken form as a tree. We have aptly named her Boo. Through the years she has lost her arms but remains standing nonetheless. Happy Halloween….Boo.
Photographed using Holga and Zeroimage pinhole cameras and Kodak Tmax 100 iso film.
Siesta
A female Mallard settled down for a late afternoon siesta. As the days get shorter and shorter a nice little midweek siesta seems in order.
nature has no boss 
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