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Bruarfoss, Iceland in early evening.

Where Are You Going?

All I Want (BW)

All I Want

Hauntingly Familiar (Color)

Hauntingly Familar

After a morning of exploring Thingvellir National Park in Iceland we headed to the Snæfellsjökull National Park area. On our way there we came across this fantastic view with very moody skies and a la

An outcrop of rock in the distance with Alaskan Lupine meadows in the foreground. Taken at sunset in south central Iceland.

Sunlight on my Face

Don't Know Where I Go

Dreamed I Would Meet You

Viewing the Grand Tetons across Jenny Lake really gives perspective on the grandeur of these mountains and the surrounding terrain. The view didn't take my breath away but it came very close to litera

Another YNP photo. "Grand Prismatic". While I had fun shooting the mud pots. Grand Prismatic was my favorite spot in the park. I've seen a lot of photos of it but its a different experience in person

A lone pine overlooks the Lower Geyser Basin in Yellowstone National Park.

It was a really windy day on the north end of Yellowstone Lake when we visited. You really had to lean into the wind when you were exposed to the bare shore. Back among the trees the wind was reduced

A different angle of the lone standing ghost tree as the day reaches the blue hour.

The last standing tree of the current ghost forest on Hunting Island - at least on the north end.

In June of 2017 this was the tallest and furthest standing ghost tree on Hunting Island. The hurricane season later not only knocked it down by washed it completely away. (B&W treatment)

In June of 2017 this was the tallest and furthest standing ghost tree on Hunting Island. The hurricane season later not only knocked it down by washed it completely away.

A sudden drop in a dune casts a deep shadow sort of reflecting the clump of grass further up the dune.