I’m not sure you know this, but you’re in every photo I show you.
Read More21.04.04 Resurrection
Nature
21.03.20 Desert Hula?
in Blog, Landscape, Nature, Photography
We’re back in the snow white desert again.
Read More21.03.13 It's All About Color
Flame orange.
Read More21.03.10 A Thorny Subject
in Blog, Black & White, Nature, Travel
What is the plural form of the word ‘cactus’?
Read More21.03.03 Solitary
White Sands National Monument
Read More21.02.08 -17˚ Fahrenheit
in Blog, Landscape, Nature, South Dakota, Seasons
There is simple beauty in stupefyingly cold weather.
Read More21.01.02 Morning Glory
in Blog, Landscape, Nature, Seasons, South Dakota
Sometimes living in a cold winter climate isn’t all that bad
Read More20.12.20 The Tetons and the Snake River (Ansel Adams)
in Blog, Art, Black & White, Landscape, Nature, Photography
Ansel Adams changed both the world of photography and how we view and preserve wild, natural places.
Read More20.12.19 The Mighty Acorn
in Blog, Black Hills, Macro, Nature, Photography
Do you find a photograph or does it find you?
Read More20.12.13 Winter Shelter
Monochrome has its virtues.
Read More20.11.28 Symbiosis
By Scott Shephard
Some would look at this see the vine on the oak tree as more of an enemy than an ally. But I like the idea of symbiotic relationships, especially those that do no harm even if they aren’t completely cooperative. In the case of this particular tree, I would say that the vine enhances it — at least for photographic purposes. And both the tree and vine seemed healthy. If the curly haired painter Bob Ross were painting this, he would call this “A happy little tree with a happy little vine.” I wouldn’t.
Canon 5D III 1/50 sec f6.3 400 ISO
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20.11.20 Hanging On
in Black Hills, Blog, Macro, Nature, Seasons
Hanging on but showing off.
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