Curve ball…admit it, you thought I was going to stick with the snow theme… 🙂 Another photo from the archive that has me already dreaming of spring wildflowers with all the rain/snow that we’ve been having in California. Though, when Read More …
Personally, there is something about how a small stream up in the Sierra Nevada mountains can cut through a field of snow and create this wonderful meandering line for the eye to follow. It creates a small item of interest Read More …
What is your connection with the land? Some have a spiritual connection. Some have a historical connection. Some have a physical connection. Every tree that you see in this formation was planted by my father sometime in the past 20 Read More …
If you keep an open mind and an active eye, you can find interesting photo opportunities all around you. This past weekend I stopped in to visit my parents in Central Wisconsin. I was hoping to take a few hours Read More …
A simple and repetitive scene of a creek flowing through a forest of birch trees that caught my eye 10 years ago on a drive through Northern California. I doubt I could even find this location again (somewhere near Klamath, California) Read More …
This is not the most dramatic photos of Vernal Fall, but this is going back in the archive to almost 10 years ago. This was from my first hike to the top of Half Dome. And like most firsts, you Read More …
Continuing my yearly tradition here is my favorite photos of 2015 (past years favorites are available for a trip down memory lane). This marks the 9th year of participating in this blogging ritual thanks to Jim Goldstein’s annual blog project. Thankfully Read More …