Can something like this lawn be considered a work of art?

This is a “drone’s eye view” of . . . what?

There is certainly a paradox here given the vast amount of water that laps shores that are considered semi-arid desert.

Here’s a look at the Watertown, SD, 14th Ave. water tower.

Ibby enjoys the traffic-free road at Little Bend Recreation Area (Lake Oahe, South Dakota)

Forgive me for my dam obsession.

Being at the right place at the right time is a a key to making an interesting picture. Though, as Ansel Adams said, “Fortune favors the prepared mind.” I guess I was ready for this shot . . . .

It is amazing thing to attempt to swim with these playful sea-lion pups.

This morning I’m alone with my thoughts but I’m in a pretty crowded room.

By June (or maybe earlier?) maybe we’ll have a bridge to Somewhere?

BZ stands out in almost every way.

A photo isn’t always about some lost moment . . .

I have to wonder if the person who mowed this lawn used GPS to get the lines so perfectly straight and perpendicular?

This was the only good shot I got of this group. It all fell apart shortly afterwards.

Considering yet another sunrise as a symbol of something much more than that.

Glenny, Maggie and Ibby strike a relaxed and happy pose.

Maggie turns 5 in July

The grandchildren are getting pretty good at striking a pose for me.

Four travelers sticking a pose in the Waipio Valley on the Big Island of Hawaii.

Who would have thought that we might end up swimming with dolphins?

It was a good morning to be on the Big Island. . .

Today I present a very brief geology lesson.

Someone’s listening.

This one is for the birds.

The walking path along the Virgin River in Zion National Park.