A deep blue summer sunset on Shoshone Lake in Yellowstone National Park is just what the doctor ordered for a post holiday Tuesday morning in which inertia of a three day weekend wants to keep me at home instead heading off to work. The ball just gets rolling in one direction then you push it back in the other. Oh well, time to get off to the office and play my part in the game.
Looking out towards the Colorado river as it rounds a bend. Photographed using a Holga pinhole camera last spring.
Within 5 minutes or so of passing by this big iceberg in our kayaks the obvious happened adding a bit more excitement to an already exciting day. Taken on a beautifuly sunny day in Sermilik Fjord, East Greenland.
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.
Nothing more..nothing less. Holga 120 pinhole camera and Kodak Tmax 100iso film.
Wind and gentle clouds soaring over and shaping a wonderful mountain peak near Kuummuit in East Greenland.
With a Storm brewing over the Teton Range we pulled our kayaks to the bank of the Snake River and were treated to an wonderful view. We snapped a few shots and then high-tailed it down stream to avoid the approaching rain. Grand Teton National Park, WY.
Looking out into the West Elk WIlderness in central Colorado.
A trio of common mergansers heading off into the early evening sunlight on the snake river in GTNP, WY. Sounds like a great way to start the weekend to me.
A pair of great horned owlets. One shy and one not so shy staying close to home in a beautiful old cottonwood tree.
nature has no boss 
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