In fields wet with moisture the wild iris are blooming like crazy this year. It is amazing how some years there are so few but when it rains more than usual they explode. They bloom for a few days then dry up and quickly disappear. Nature playing hide and seek.
A pair of ravens having a chat on a foggy morning near Ucluelet, BC. They were probably discussing the pair of eagles in the trees above or maybe the grey whale swimming by below.
Life is always moving.
Sumac buds busting out to meet the sun after a light dusting of snow the previous evening. Today it feels like spring is here to stay.
Miles, Coltrane, Evans…..or as Louie Armstrong once said…man if you gotta ask you don’t know.
Light and water bathe the leaves which fell last fall.
The elements of life recomposing.
The leaf become the tree.
Fog rolling in from the ocean provided the perfect backdrop for morning sunlight peeking in from the east to make these succulents shine. Photographed while walking the beach at Mackerricher State Park north of Mendocino, CA.
Finding beauty and wisdom in a beard of a thistle.
My States official flower…the Rocky Mountain Columbine
This photo was taken using a Holga pinhole camera on a recent trip to Greenland. The wind was blowing and the arctic cotton was in full bloom in front of the mountains and glaciers.
nature has no boss 
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