Gray’s Lupine (Lupinus grayi)
An erect bloom visually intersected with the diagonal lines of a fallen, decomposing tree. In a recent post of a different Lupine, I noted that nearly 35% of all known […]
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Harlequin Lupine (Lupinus stiversii)
According to the National Park service, About 26 of the 70 species of lupines in California can be found in Yosemite National Park. Harlequin lupine is the only lupine in […]
Speckled Fairyfans
Where my fairies at?
Death Valley NP | Regrowing Salt
Salt crystals trapped in the Badwater Basin are regrowing after record-breaking autumn rains.
A Little Bit of Iceland in Duke City
It’s a little bit of Iceland in Albuquerque; aka Duke City. Poppies are a punch of color in early spring. They flutter in the wind and point skyward to the […]
Assignment #6 | 5/6 B/W (R)
Textures and shapes may receive more generous attention when given a Black and White treatment. This is my 5/6 installment from our 6th photo assignment. Sycamore trees produce a bristled […]
Assignment #6 | 3/6 B/W (R)
This is my third entry into our sixth photo assignment (see the original task here). The contrast between black and white is never more pronounced than when we look at […]
One Man’s Weed is Another Man’s Flower
I can remember being a very small child taken several times to The Ware Collection of ‘Glass Flowers’ at the Harvard Museum of Natural History. These botanical models made quite […]
Snap Mammas 