Soft Green Tree

This was shot was taken in the darkness of night. A long exposure and a slight breeze softens the clouds, leaves, and grass while leaving sharp the man-made things.

Splashing Light and Color

Morning light slips through tree limbs
to splash color about
and awaken the landscape.

Colorful Virga

This is a great example of why a great, colorful sunrise is so much more difficult to capture than a comparable sunset. Here, the light just slips under the clouds long enough to color the virga.

The color in a sunrise comes from the fickle prism-effect while the dependable doppler-effect is responsible for orange-red sunsets.

Individual Beauty

If they want to maintain their prejudiced view of me,

it would be better if they don't get to know me. 

Light and Dark

An atmospheric reflection of the human concept of the opposites.
But darkness does not exist.
Light exists and its abundance dramatically varies.

Yellow Infiltration

Nature expressing color theory's idea of complimentary.

Mud-Print

Splat.

Purple Potted-Plant

The light and shadow add flare to this simple potted-plant.

Paper-Thin Petals

Paper-thin petals reveal the sweet fractal center.

Fire Cloud Burns Pine

Forced perspective adds an impossible interpretation to the observable narrative.

Star-Shaped Leaves

Simple color, simple shape ... beautiful.

Cloud-Streaked Valley

As the sun rises, the clouds race across the sky.

Harmony of Shape

An interesting view of rocks and flowers uniting in a single form.

Flowers Breaking Free

Early spring means some flower must escape their pods.

Out of the Shadow

Growing up, I never had an expectation of privacy. Why? My mother did her job and wouldn't allow it. Now, I live without the fear of being found out because I hide nothing.