A mad dash on one of our few snowy days in a quite mad winter.
Some actual winter
A lick of frosting
Winter's last hurrah - freezing fog!
Muddy Knees – Louisiana swamps part 2
Back to Jean Lafitte only with more mud and fewer alligators.
Best Photos of 2018
My best photos for 2018 - 14 this year!
Lassen Volcanic National Park – Part 3: Other sights, sounds and scenes
Bits and bobs from Lassen. No major hiking, but so amazing and perfect weather.
Fall photography in the border lakes
Late September brought the color and the clouds, but the beauty wouldn't be held back!
Lassen Volcanic National Park – Part 2: The Cinder Cone
Is my relationship with Lassen on the mend?
An uncolored autumn
What kind of a weirdo goes out with a camera in the fall and comes back with black and white? Find out!
The carpeted forest
Views of a lush forest landscape that is special to Wisconsin.
The Lazy Fall Photographer
Sometimes the most iconic images can be found right at home. Good for the Lazy Photographer in all of us.
Forest in repose
February, being cold, blizzardy, snowy and miserable I didn't get out much. March is different. I've been out a couple of times and look what I saw - Sunlight in the snowy forest can take on so many aspects. Shadows on smooth snow is one of the best though. This one is from the Pulpit... Continue Reading →
Kayaking season
Woo hoo! I can't believe I waited so long to buy a kayak. Seriously, I love it. On quiet water is such a wonderful place to be. I seek out less frequented ponds, lakes and rivers. Avoiding powerboats as much as possible. I like to slip into side channels or very shallow spots and await... Continue Reading →
A morning in Purgatory
There's a little spot of geography about 40 minutes west of my house that has created a whole bunch of waterfalls. If you've been following the blog, you've seen them - Tucker Falls, Lower Purgatory Falls, Senter Falls and Garwin Falls most recently. I think I've said that Purgatory brook has three sets of falls... Continue Reading →
The Elegance of the Forest
I've been doing a little winter hiking and snowshoeing lately so thought I'd share some shots. The forest is an amazing place to me in any season, but in winter it seems to be draped in finery. This first one I shot today while out in the afternoon. Those shadows are hard to beat. The... Continue Reading →
Massive Dynamic
Props to the writers of Fringe for the great company name. I'm surprised it is still available for TV to use and I couldn't resist borrowing it for this series of photos. I think it encapsulates the industrial authority of the bridge and the persistent ecology that it spans. That being the Merrimack river. A... Continue Reading →
