Riding off into the sunset for a bit of a summer hiatus. Time to explore and conduct a bit of a digital detox so to speak.
For the next several weeks images previously posted will reappear on the blog. Hope you enjoy. Thanks for all your support and wonderful feedback it really is appreciated.
Christy and Mike
Looking out into the Pacific while hiking the Wild Pacific Trail in Ucluelet, Canada. A wilderness abounds from the diverse life contained in a single tidal pool to the vastness of the ocean receding into the fog.
Racing down the Snake River to beat a rapidly a approaching morning thunderstorm on what was forecast to be a partly cloudy day. Luckily the rain jackets we within easy reach. Grand Teton National Park, WY.
On the way to Riddle Lake in Yellowstone National Park we spotted this sweet doe keeping an eye on us. After a quick hello, and without a second thought, we each went on our merry ways. Riddle Lake Yellowstone National Park.
There ain’t no cure for the summertime blues. Well, except for maybe seeing a beautiful summertime Mountain Bluebird.
A beautiful summer sunset viewed form the forest along the shore of Shoshone Lake in Yellowstone National Park.
Photographed with a Zeroimage 2000 pinhole camera and Fuji Velvia Film.
Out in the landscpe and what did I see.
Waking across a rock and looking like a leaf.
A big ole Katydid looking back at me.
Looking back at the building clouds on the ridge we just descended. Near Lake Irwin, CO.
With the wildflowers full of summertime nectar a Hummingbird poses a question, a question other Hummingbirds would be happy to have, who’s next? So many flowers so little time. In a few weeks summer will be winding down in the high country. Rustlers Gulch trail near Crested Butte, CO.
A wood duck in that clumsy adolescent stage enjoying a nice afternoon swim in the summer muck. Looks to me like he is a teenage boy….watch out.
nature has no boss 
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