Deer Hunt

With my father, Virginia Dale, CO, 1980

Two Views of a Billow Cloud

Twins

Lovely

Merry Christmas

More Light...

Towards the Solstice

A Cheyenne Poem

Thanks M. 

Crystal

 

 

Near

Better Days #2

Better Days

Virgin

12/12/13: Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe

The Season

Six Below

Gambel Oak

Color of the Year: 2014

Radiant Orchid

Divide

Farewell to a (S)Old Friend

Bill Wylie and his 1986 Toyota 4X4 Pick Me Up

Purchased in 1994 with 87,000 miles.  Sold in 2013 with 227,000 miles.

Goodbye old friend. Thanks for all of the miles.

(Photos courtesy of Bill Wylie)

Erasure

Onion

Happy Thanksgiving

Portrait of a Turkey by Johann Wenceslaus Peter Wenzal, Oil on Canvas, 33" x 36", c 19th.

Cirrus, Snow & Aspen

Pig's Nose

Plovers & Waves

Plovers and Waves by Nakamura Hochu, Woodblock print, ink and color on paper, 10 1/8" x 14 3/8", 1802

Sgraffito

Snow & Light

Reservoir #3

Reservoir #2

Reservoir #1

Spillway

Thicket

Burn & Sap

Monday Poem

THE WHITE LILLIES

As a man and woman make
a garden between them like
a bed of stars, here
they linger in the summer evening
and the evening turns
cold with their terror; it
could all end, it is capable
of devastation.  All, all
can be lost, through scented air
the narrow columns
uselessly rising, and beyond,
a churning sea of poppies -

Hush, beloved.  It doesn't matter to me
how many summers I live to return:
this one summer we have entered eternity.
I felt your two hands
bury me to release its splendor.

-Louise Gluck

Near Lake George

Sunbathers

House Sparrows, after a bath

Above Bear Creek

Monday Poem

Once for each thing. Just once; no more.
And we too, just once. And never again.
But to have been this once, completely,
even if only once: to have been
at one with the earth,
seems beyond undoing.

-Rainer Maria Rilke

Noumena/Phenomena #9

Dawn

Approaching November

October Sky

End of the Day

Noumena/Phenomena #8

Valerie's Studio

Petunias

A Long Goodbye

Cache la Poudre River, first day of spring, 2008