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This is a tribute to all those animals lost in this destructive season of forest fires.

Would love to take this shot in the Autumn, but unfortunately the water will no longer be there.

This little falls and wonderful bathing hole is found in the center of the nature trail loop at Deception Falls on Hwy 2 near Stevens Pass WA. It is a beautiful shady place with great views of the Skykomish river, easy enough for kids and agile grannies (both were with me yesterday). The first...

My sons and I were hiking through the woods to the cliff side at the edge woods to shoot the sunset, when we stumbled on the home of the very secretive and mischievous forest fairies. Undisclosed location...

iPhone pano on a pouring rain walk into The Hall of Mosses. Two Topaz Impression filters combined.

I like the curve of shadow leading back to the mountain.

Hey guys! Its been some time, and some backlog of replies and feedback is in order, working on that too... Here is one from last week, the first day of the new Jewish year sunset, shot in Jerusalem mountains: _DSC2358-1-SV12 by lionking posted Oct 4, 2019 at 8:07 PM Thank you for viewing and...

Looking west from the road to Reflection Lake, Mt. Rainier NP

Now I am sure Alan will just shake his head wondering how on earth he inspired this... but minus the moss draped trees of the PNW when I saw this little forest scene I spotted hiking down from Blue Lakes in Colorado with Amy, it made me think of Alan. All comments are welcome and Alan feel free...

Cinder cones west of Mt. Shasta as seen from Heart Lake.

I found this spot near Sea Ranch on the Northern California coast. I was originally drawn to the lone flower in front of the tree trunk, but I felt like the foliage around it framed it nicely too. Any thoughts are welcome.

Image shot from the pond on CR 7 in Ridgway, CO.

Even though I might not be entirely ready to say goodbye to winter as I am a well-known enthusiast of snow and ice, it might be time to share with you a spring-related photo. Just to stay on top with the season and the awakening nature.

Hey guys! I am pleased to embrace change, both in business/personal life as well as photography. After watching few exciting videos on the tube, it got me motivated. So i managed to shoot few sunrises, (never happened before), and some change in scenery, images will follow, so here are 2 from...

A busy and usually full of life mountain forest can easily become a temple of silence. When a fog suddenly engulfs trees allowing only a tiny pass-through for the light, the forest enters into a state of numbness. This sudden touch of silence that swallows up all noises brings a great...

One of the reasons I love this hike is the view west to the Puget Sound.