~Cold Snap~

Taken during Nautical Twilight. This old Ponderosa Pine managed to survive the Winter wind storm of January 2021.

~Last Call~

A late October sunset lights up Lake Coeur d Alene from the East end of Tubbs Hill.

~Blue Light Special~

Taken from on top of Tubbs Hill. during Nautical Twilight.

~St. Thomas Church~

St. Thomas Church has been serving the people of Coeur d Alene and the surrounding area for over one hundred years.

~My Side Of The Mountain~

This was taken towards the end of April after a freak snowstorm blew in the night before. Stanley Idaho is on of the coldest areas in the lower 48.

~Snow White And Me~

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

~Apocalyptic Sunset~

This is the West end of Tubbs Hill on Lake Coeur D Alene. I finally got lucky as I've missed some dramatic sunsets a couple of weeks ago. This is a 180 second exposure that allows the water to smooth out and smear the clouds across the sky. It's the expression of time taken in a single image.

~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.

~Snowy Pitter Patter~

A chilly sunrise greets the East end of Tubbs Hill looking South across Lake Coeur D Alene. If you look closely you will see small animal tracks crossing in the snow between the boulders.

~Blue Light Special #2

The Coeur D Alene Resort taken from high above from Tubbs Hill during Nautical Twilight.

~Life Is Short~

The Arrowleaf Balsamroot wildflowers grace'Tubbs Hill for a short time in late April to early May, then they disappear until the following Spring.

~Event Horizon~

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

~A Moment In Time~

Soon all Arrowleaf Balsmroot will be felled by time to end their life cycle on Tubbs Hill until next Spring.

~Roxy Coeur D Alene's youngest branch Manager~

Roxy enjoying a romp on the shores of Lake Coeur D Alene in late March.

~The Last Call 2~

Taken on a windy evening on the East end of Tubbs Hill. This is a 63 second exposure that allows the water to smooth out and smear the clouds across the sky. It's the expression of time taken in a single image.

~Sunrise Sonata~

While lying in bed this morning, my Wife said the lake might look good for a Sunrise photo. I decided I could go back to sleep, but my wife's cold foot urged me on. The good thing about this spot is it's only three blocks from my house & I could have lied about that, but my wife told me not to. This was taken from the East end of Tubbs Hill looking across Lake Coeur D Alene.

~Only The Lonely~

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.

~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.

~City by the Lake~

Taken from the summit of Tubbs Hill. during Nautical Twilight.

~Mama And Me~

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

~Gnarly Matriarch~

An old gnarly tree showcases the Coeur d Alene Resort.

~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.

~The Blue Hour Special~

The Coeur D Alene's upscale Resort is one of the main attractions, and attracts visitors from around the world.