exploring nature’s infinite connections
Walking along this beach, it isn't uncommon to look down and find a piece of fossilized coral. During the Devonian Age (359-416 million years ago), this land mass we now call Michigan was near the Equator and teaming with marine life. It's a long time frame that seems...
I had another opportunity this weekend to photograph at night and try out some concepts I was thinking about. I had imagined this photograph before making it, the trick was finding the right time and place. With a new moon this weekend, and perfectly clear skies...
Shorelines have been one of my favorite areas to photograph for as long as I can remember. So it seemed natural for me to gravitate to my "Shorelines" folder in my cabinet to see if I could resurrect a few slides via my D800 method. I picked a few from pretty far...
While poking around for more images I wanted to process, I came across this shot from last March when we were down in Bonaire. I thought this pond was interesting because it had a lot of young mangrove trees just starting to take hold. I photographed this because...
Pacific Gateway | Houda Point, Trinidad Bay, California For anyone who has read this blog for a while, you already know the love I have for the ocean. As thrilling as walking through old-growth forests with towering Redwoods was, any time spent on the ocean created...