Vermont was filled with lots of wonderful surprises – the rural scenery, the peacefulness, the mountains. the ancient rock and more… Continue reading Northern Vermont Through My Lens: Rural Roads, Rivers and Farms
Over the years I have taken a number of wildlife photos, and now have redone some with my newer skills. Continue reading Wildlife Photography: Reviving Old Favorites
Polar bear feet are massive! They are perfectly adapted for everything from swimming to negotiating sheer ice, plowing through deep snow or scaling icy rocks. And they can cover ground unbelievably quickly. Continue reading Those Paws are Made for Walking…
Watching these magnificent bears in their natural habitat was so incredibly wonderful! But, as North America’s largest predator, they deserve respect and distance. Continue reading Playful Polar Bears: A Wild Adventure in Manitoba
Great Sand Dunes National Park would be really incredible to see in the early spring with snowpack on those high peaks for more photographic interest and cooler temps for hiking. Continue reading The Many Moods of Great Sand Dunes National Park
We kept climbing higher and higher, and still the trail continued – 11,000 feet, then 12,000 and upward. That’s Colorado! Continue reading Exploring Creede’s Scenic Wonders
While the Northwest gets plenty of rain in the spring, there are some spectacular days between storms. Continue reading Images from the Pacific Northwest
I thought it might be fun to revisit some old photos in Capitol Reef NP and show you some new ones. Continue reading Rediscovering Nature: My 2015 Photo Journey in Capitol Reef National Park
I saw no one for two and half days! Just solitude, beautiful scenery and cold, starry nights… Continue reading Exploring Notch Peak: A Desert Adventure in Utah
US citizens of Japanese ancestry were taken from their homes and businesses, put on trains to these desolate prison camps with no trials, no due process, and no compensation… Continue reading Remembering Topaz: Lessons from Japanese American Internment
This is a harsh land with brutal winds, bitter cold and the largest predators in North America. Yet it’s beauty is astounding. Continue reading The Wonders of the Land of the Ice Bears
A fully grown male bear can weigh as much as 1760 pounds (800 kg), and can stand a bit over 12 feet (3.66 meters) tall on their hind legs! Continue reading The Wonders of the Land of the Ice Bears
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