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Thornton Wilder
Morning breaks in Grand Teton National Park at Swashbuckler Landing. The morning before the Teton's were socked in with cloud cover and pouring rain.
A slow moving river glides past my boots in Glacier National Forest.
This was taken where McDonald Creek flows into Lake McDonald. You find these pebbles in many of the lakes in Glacier National Park. They vary from red to bloody maroon with greens & blues mixed in. The rocks were formed at different eras when glaciers came they broke the rocks into smaller fragments and the rivers washed them into the lakes. Water erosion rendered them into smooth colorful pebbles.
This was taken in Palm Springs in June. A rotating tram passes upNorth Americas' sheerest mountain face.
A lone tree looks West as the sun goes down in Oahu.
Green Dream- This little waterfall's name I was told is "Goofy," which seems like a strange name for a waterfall. I spent the day with a couple buddy's Scott Allan & Joel Riner exploring the area about an hour from Wallace Idaho. We had some pretty sweet light going on & had lunch afterwards on the North Fork of the St. Joe River. A super fun day!
An old gnarly tree showcases the Coeur d Alene Resort.
Arrowleaf Balsamroot surrounds this unique fence on the Idaho/Wyoming border.
Taken during Nautical Twilight. This old Ponderosa Pine managed to survive the Winter wind storm of January 2021.
A late October sunset lights up Lake Coeur d Alene from the East end of Tubbs Hill.
A last minute run up to Steptoe Butte last night produced some pretty cool shadows over the rolling hills & dang the greens were so vibrant! There were photographer's from all over, some as far away as Texas that I talked too. I feel pretty lucky to live an hour & half away.
Early morning sunlight washes over the wildflowers that appear each Spring on Tubbs Hill for a shot time until next year.
St. Thomas Church has been serving the people of Coeur d Alene and the surrounding area for over one hundred years.
"Winter is an etching, spring a watercolor, summer an oil painting and Autumn a mosaic of them all." - Stanley Horowitz We finished our last leg of the Trail of the Coeur D Alene's today, and had lunch at this colorful spot.
Roxy enjoying a romp on the shores of Lake Coeur D Alene in late March.
The sun sets on Stanley Lake with Mount McGown in the distance. It rises above the lake at 9,860 feet.
Aspen trees at their peak in East Glacier National Park.
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.
