Ivy Fence Corner

Early light adds
color and depth.

2015

The season is in full bloom.

Cloud Color Swish

Washing clouds
move the morning color.

2015

An idyllic image of summer's joy.

Spring Fire-Hydrant

A flowerbed
full of spring.

2015

Sin is a political movement

to shame the liberated mind.

Cloudy Mountain Morning

Layers of clouds.
Layers of light.

2015

Love is the answer to everything 
as silence is the answer 
to nothing.

Green Needles

Harmony of shape
and color.

2015

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

Human-sized Hobbit House

Money has its virtues
when architecture
inspires imagination.

2015

The beauty of how the land and sky create weather.

Dripping Flowers

After a morning rain,
the small flowers
drip.

2015

LGBT love is just as outrageous
to the haters as the outfits.

Streetlight Tree Sidewalk

I know understand that
great hand-held shots
require the right lens.

2015

A most beautiful spot to
play some sport.

Yellow and Purple Color

Some pictures come with a cost.
Raising one's camera for the right angle
with a suspicious-minded neighbor nearby
ends with interrogation.

Oh...
our first-world problems.



2015

Some of us are all too happy
to be told what to do.

Posing Squirrel

What's the best camera?
The one you have.

2015

I'm just trying to be myself 
in a world full of others.

Peering Pearl Flower

One flower peers
around another
to watch
the watcher.

2015

Choice is the motion of the Universe.

Berry Eyes

Living's unhealthy.

In fact, fatal.

Enjoy!

2015

One of the things I love most about taking pictures is
seeing worlds I could other wise not.

Pink Cascade of Sunlight

Pink like pearl,
iridescent in the
morning's light,
cascades its
color.

2015

The beauty of this image stems from

the intense need for our brains

to find patterns in randomness. 

Humans derive pleasure from the novelty of discovery.

Rock Piles

People pile rocks
and I love their art.

2015

Here's a beautiful example of how one's front yard can look, 

without water-guzzling grass.

Sunrise Trees

Metaphor is the
brain's minutia.

2015

Many walk, bike, or drive by this view
without ever seeing it.

It's hidden, tucked-away.

If you don't look left
at just the right time,
you'll pass it too.