Cattails and Ripples
Last evening at Sawhill Ponds…
Rules? We don’t need no stinkin’ rules!
The “R” is for rules… Viewing the above might make you feel uncomfortable. Your eye sort of bounces back and
Back to Sugarloaf
Today has dawned clear, warm, and calm. Yesterday was a different animal, though, as another monsoon moisture wave blew through the
14er Report #9: Missouri Mountain (Late Summer, Northwest Ridge)
“Only by going alone in silence, without baggage, can one truly get into the heart of the wilderness. All
A Bear Photograph
No, there is no bear in this image–at least, that I know of. We did go out in search of
6,000 Years Ago
I know of people who believe that the Earth was created some 6,000 years ago and they believe one or
Three Earthy Quotes
Three curious and cute quotes o’ the day for your mental munching pleasure… From Edward Abbey: “Geologic time includes
High Mountain Dawn: Black and White, or Color?
I really, really love monochrome images. Sometimes, though, color becomes such an important element of composition that it is just
14er Report #8: Belford, Oxford, and The Beaver Incident (Late Summer, Northwest & West Ridges)
Flickering fireflies…headlamps high above on the trail, also below, and a lone light flickering on Missouri Mountain summit. For
Wednesday Critique #17, 09/05/2014
Again, today’s topic is not actually a critique of a particular photograph. Instead, it is sort of a partial summary