Q is for Quiet After a long evening of trying to get at the root of some website issues and why my site is being attacked, I need some. A very, very short entry unfortunately... sorry folks.
Quiet
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Notes from the Woods
seeing · environment · exploration · photographyShowing Results for: AtoZChallenge
Possibilities
One of the greatest hurdles to our own creativity is being able to see possibilities. Sometimes I see them in the field, other times I see them in development. Many times I don't see them at all. Sometimes I instinctively know there is a possibility in something,...
Order
O is for Order A demanding word for this entry in the AtoZ Challenge. A command to be given in a disruly courtroom, posed as a question in a restaurant, the organization of books in a library, a clean kept yard. Yeah, we humans like our order. No wonder we have...
Night
N is for Night Night photography is something I have been wanting to do more of. I got my first taste of it last year with my first photographs of the Milky Way. This year I plan to try again with the new moon's in May and June. Last year I went when the Milky...
Michigan
M is for Michigan I suppose it is no surprise for me to pick Michigan for this part of the AtoZ Challenge. I was tempted to pick something unexpected, but I kept coming back. A mid-way point in the challenge that shouldn't be done half-assed. It never ceases to...
Lichen
L is for Lichen ...and oh how I like me some lichen! Did you know that there are over 14,000 species of lichen recognized worldwide? That is probably why I suck at identifying any particular one. But as visual elements, I love what they add to photographs. A...
Kodiak
For this "K" entry in the A to Z Challenge, I will spare you some reading, and you can do some watching...and listening to my poor attempt at soundtrack orchestration in GarageBand. K? Kool! [embedyt] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILwDcmr7GW8[/embedyt]
Jasper
J is for Jasper Jasper, a name that means spotted or speckled stone, certainly lives up to its namesake, particularly in the variety of those specks and spots. Each forms its own tiny ancient landscape created millions of years ago. Each with its own stories about...
Imagine
Imagine a world where there is no waste. Imagine equal value between nature and necessity. Imagine reading your dog's mind. Imagine we are not alone in the universe. Imagine if we could see forward in time so we could go back for a do-over. Imagine a species bill of...