You never know what you will find hidden in the willows is what this guy was probably thinking when he noticed we were peeking in from the edge of his terrain. It always amazes me just how easy a creature the size of the moose can disappear from your sight with a simple step or two into the willows. Photographed near Cottonwood pass in Colorado.
Looks like a nice little feast of Merganser leg for this Bald Eagles dinner judging from the bill barely visible in the grass. Photographed while kayaking on the Snake River in GTNP.
I used the Zeroimage pinhole camera to photograph the wonderful summer flowers which seemed quite content to be hanging out near this little waterfall while hiking near Daisy Pass in Central Colorado.
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.
Water from the melting snowfields behind and glaciers calving in the distance help keep the fjords full of water on a cloudy midsummer day near the Karale glacier in eastern Greenland.
Dwarf Fireweed, the national flower of Greenland, framing an ice filled world. Photographed using a holga pinhole camera and Fuji Velvia film on a cloudy summer day.
I am not sure you could ask for more than a day spent hiking in field of summer flowers under the blue blue skies of a cloudless summer day.
The summer heat and a big yard project has me feeling a bit like this pup that left its pen in the town of Tasiilaq and followed our group on a very long demanding hike. Near the end of the hike we had to negotiate a cliff band which left this pup with a long walk back to town in the other direction. Don’t worry he had a experienced older sibling along and I am sure they easily made it back, albeit a bit more tired than in the photo. Tasiilaq, East Greenland.
Summer up high in the mountains of central Colorado as seen through a small hole in a wooden box. Photographed with a Zeroimage pinhole camera onto Fuji Velvia film.
Kayaking down the snake river in Grand Teton National Park always presents numerous opportunities to observe eagles and osprey. This immature bald eagle was hanging out in a wonderful old tree along the shoreline in an area with little current allowing me to get a photo or two before I was moved along on my way by the river.
nature has no boss 
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