Weekly Photo Challenge: Green
"Its not easy being GREEN" -Kermit Green is most commonly associated with growth and renewal in nature. But green has other connotations as well. One who does not feel well may be…
Weekly Photo Challenge: Nature’s Renewal
"The care of the Earth is our most ancient and most worthy, and after all our most pleasing responsibility. To cherish what remains of it and to foster its renewal…
Weekly Photo Challenge: Ghostly Silhouettes
The sun had just slid beneath the horizon for another day. The sky was virtually cloudless, hence the eerie blue glow of the water being reflected from above. A few pelicans remain on the pilings a…
Wild Weekly Photo Challenge – Fall
Falling for Gords. I’m participating in the LetsBeWild.com Wild Weekly Photo Challenge! This weeks Challenge is: Fall
Weekly Photo Challenge: Big – and Pink
As I was contemplating what to enter in this week's Big photo challenge, guess what? This really BIG, really pink, really tacky plastic flamingo came strolling through the yard. I grabbed my…
Travel Theme: Animals – The Wildlife of Ngorongoro Crater, Tanzania
Ngorongoro Crater, near the Serengeti Plain in northern Tanzania ,contains one of the most magnificent wildlife reserves in Africa. This volcanic crater is home to about 25,000 large mammals. Formation of…
Travel Theme: Animals – Singing Koi
I am thrilled to introduce what is quite possibly the world's first ensemble of singing carp. They are called Koi in Japan, you know. Unfortunately their album is not quite ready for…
Charlie Pass – My Favorite Spot
My favorite spot? That’s easy. Charlie Pass, where I can slow down, find solitude, and reconnect with nature. Something special happens here where the sun, sand, and surf meet. Something…
Travel Theme: Foliage – Bamboo on Fuchsia
I was stopped dead in my tracks recently by this image at a nearby botanical garden. A clump of bamboo unhappily growing in a bed in front of a fuchsia wall caught my attention.…
Weekly Photo Challenge: Solitary
A solitary fisherman on Halong Bay, in Vietnam, surrounded by limestone karsts. Little has changed for centuries. Though small groups of families raft their floating homes together into small communities life…