exploring nature’s infinite connections
Somehow this evening I ended up in my unprocessed folder from my 2009 trip to Alaska. As I poked around a bit reflecting back on how great it was spending so much time around bears, I decided to bring a few out for processing and putting up in my gallery. These...
My site has been 'playing 'possum' since last Thursday and was resuscitated yesterday. Mouth hanging open, tongue hanging out, no breathing signs...the works...not a fun experience. But after hours on phone support and much back and forth on support tickets, things...
I have to say this was probably one of the stranger things I have ever seen. There are a few areas of Redwoods National Park that are typical grassy meadow habitat, typical elk habitat. The park has a resident herd of Roosevelt Elk that inhabit a few of these...
There is a park not too far away from me where Sandhill Cranes nest every year and white-tail deer are rarely skittish of people walking by. Both offer great opportunities to photograph wildlife without too much difficulty or hiding in blinds for days. They both...
A bad flu I have been struggling with for the past 3 weeks seems to be finally dissipating and allow me to work on more fun things than trying to cough up a lung. Since I haven't been out shooting much this winter, I felt well enough to browse through some older...
This image is a survivor from a recent culling of my brown bear photos from my Alaska trip so long ago ago now. I have developed sufficient detachment from many of these images that I can edit rather ruthlessly. Yeah, I still have a lot to delete. Many still...
Lately it seems like I have had a bit of attention deficit disorder in my posts and in my photography as well. In between working some orders for clients, I would pick a few images, work on them, get a bit bored, and move on to something new. I have probably...
Believe it or not, but I am still processing quite a few Alaska images. I wonder if I will ever finish. This one was from a boat trip we took from Geographic Harbor in Katmai National Park out into the Shelikof Straits. The water was quite rough, making it quite...