One of the greatest things about being in nature has to be the wild life. When I was a little boy, I used to spend allot of time hunting with my Father. I used to love the challenge of tracking and stocking our prey! Often as we were hunting Deer we would come across the largest and most beautiful Elk or vice versa. I would wish that I had a camera to "SHOOT IT" that way! Now, I spend allot of time hunting with my camera, instead of my gun. I only hope while in the back woods of British Columbia, I don't have a camera and wish I had my gun!
Pictures from the Road
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Central Oregon in August
Looking West from the top of Pilot Butte. From South to North we see; Broken Hand, The Three Sisters, Mt. Washington, Three Fingered Jack and Mt. Jefferson.
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Near Edmonton AB. Last Month
Thursday, June 26, 2008
The road to Squamish
Quite possibly my favorite drive in the world, except the drive home from the airport, is the road to Squamish British Columbia. Driving north up the coast from Vancouver BC to Whistler one afternoon I took some of my favorite shots. It seemed that everywhere I looked was a postcard. This goes to show that even blind squirrels find a few acorns! Have a look!
If this old logging truck could talk....
I love the reflection of the flower in the rain drop.
If this old logging truck could talk....
I love the reflection of the flower in the rain drop.
Sunday, May 4, 2008
Monday, April 21, 2008
Morning Fires
The first shot was taken first thing in the morning on the last day of Desert Ridge Stake Pioneer Trek. The moon was still high and the picture turned out kinda sweet. The next shot was just as the sun broke over the eastern skyline. The smoke from the cook fires lingered between the Cactus. What an amazing experience the Trek was!
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Joseph Smith's Birth Place in Sharon Vermont
As many of you know I love Brother Joseph! This first shot is one I took driving up to his birthplace in Sharon Vermont. It was so beautiful! This picture truly doesn't do it justice! The next shot was taken as I went exploring around the area. I'm often like a kid exploring neat places imagining what it was like to be there with Alvin, Hyrum and Joseph. Joseph was only six years old when his family moved to Lebanon New Hampshire, twenty miles away. However I like to imagine that they played on this old rock wall! A bit corny I know, but how cool would that be?
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Since the "Band Wagon" is going my way....
Blogging seems to be a great way to share your thoughts and feelings. Those of you who know me also know that I rarely need a venue to share my thoughts and opinions! I can be a bit out-spoken I'm told. (my wife loves that about me!) I really doubt that I'll take the time to type my insights out for the world to see. But I do plan on adding a picture and a location aday. (Well as often as I feel like it) Thats the greatest thing about a Blog! If you don't like it you don't need to come back!