The profile of Camel’s Hump is part of everyday life in Central Vermont, no matter at sunset (shown above from November 2006), moonrise, new snow or glorious fall foliage. Yesterday…
In the real world there is balance—night and day, winter and summer, life and death—that has allowed this living planet to become the blue jewel we now know floats in…
Slowly moving water can reflect the sun-drenched tops of tree with endless and stunning variation. When that water is a small stream trickling sound and magic over a hundred ledges…
Greenbank’s Hollow is a lovely spot in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont, full of history and the timelessness of water running over rock. On a summer day the middle of…
I’ve shared many photographs this week of the sand art I enjoyed seeing in sand dunes of Ludington State Park, and include just a few more here—made after rain dappled…
The dunes are full of roots—grasses and sedges as well as trees and shrubs. As sand shifts with the wind, these plants are often covered or their roots uncovered.…
Like art in any gallery, each “piece” I found in the “dune gallery” asked to be considered fully and completely. I look forward to printing them and enjoying them together.…
The sand dunes are a great big canvas on which the sun, rain and wind, shadows, weeds and roots, and animals large and small work together to create the most…
Several weeks ago I was in Western Michigan with family. Every morning I’d get up at sunrise and go into the dunes for a couple hours. While I saw many…
In a last minute change of plans I decided I really wanted to be with people yesterday for the eclipse rather than on the top of some mountain. Smart move!…
