~Coeur D Alene Resort~

This was taken at Nautical Twilight in late September.

~Alone~

A lone Pine tree stands on Tubbs Hill overlooking Lake Coeur D Alene as a new day emerges.

~Clide the Glide~

An adult Eagle gazes over Lake Coeur D Alene for his next meal.

~The Gathering~

Arrowleaf Balsamroot flowers gather around a fallen log on Tubbs Hill. The Balsamroot flower has a brief time to adorn the hillside, it a week or two they disappear until next Spring.

~The Crossing~

A Mother Moose gently guides her calf safely to the other side of the Coeur D Alene River.

~Spotlight~

A blustery Winter evening looking East from the shore of Lake Coeur D Alene.

~God Beams~

Early morning sunlight washes over the wildflowers that appear each Spring on Tubbs Hill for a shot time until next year.

~Beauty Creek~

Beauty Creek is near the town of Coeur D Alene Idaho. I sat in my neoprene waders with my tripod down as low as it would go.

~Autumn Harmony~

Fall Creek Falls plummets sixty feet into the South Fork of the Snake River as two fisherman examine their catch.

~Sinuous Stream~

Lower Granite Falls thunders past a group of wildflowers.

~Midwinter Blue's~

Jenson Brother's Barn in North Idaho

~Shadow Dancer~

Early morning dappled sunlight illuminates the multicolored river rocks at Shadow Falls, in North Idaho.

~Mesa Falls~

The Mesa Falls are the only major falls in Idaho not used for irrigation or hydroelectric projects, and as such maintain a look and feel of nature undisturbed. At 110 feet and 85 feet, respectively, the Upper and Lower Mesa Falls offer equally spectacular views in a beautiful forest setting

~Snow White And Me~

A fresh blanket of snow covers everything on a cold five degree morning.

~Reach For The Sky~

~Reach For The Sky~ This was taken on the way down to Moab. There are so many old structures, log cabins & old rusted equipment of years gone by.

~Time Stands Still~

A chilly sunrise greets the East end of Tubbs Hill looking South across Lake Coeur D Alene.

~Tortured~

If you were to look at a cross section of this tree, you would see the tree trunk is made up of a series of concentric rings. Since a living tree adds one growth ring each year, you can determine the age of the tree by counting the number of growth rings. A core sample taken from this triple twist tree, showed it to be at least 1,350 years old. " A sign a few feet from the tree read." This tree died around 1950. The sign had a image that showed a few precarious green leaves hanging on for life.

~Reaching~

A Wintery sunset on Lake Coeur D'Alene.

~City of Rocks~

The City of Rocks is a magical area with countless compositions.

~The Road Less Traveled~

An old seldom used dirt road leads up to a massive rock structure.

~Flaming Fernan~

A chilly December afternoon finishes with a warm glow on Lake Fernan near Coeur D Alene Idaho.

~Faith~

Cataldo Mission is the oldest building in the state of Idaho. It was built in 1850-1853. It sits on 22.9 acres

~Winter's Embrace~

One of the old buildings on the Jensen farm in North Idaho.

~I'll Be Home For Dinner~

An old pioneer home on the Jensen farm in North Idaho braves another clod blustery Winter.