There are at least two kinds of volunteers.
Read More23.01.09 Volunteer
in Blog, Landscape, Nature, Seasons, South Dakota
tree
22.08.17 The Helicopter Tree
When they fall, they fly.
Read More22.02.12 The Parts of the Sum
Random symmetry?
Read More21.04.04 Resurrection
I’m not sure you know this, but you’re in every photo I show you.
Read More20.11.28 Symbiosis
By Scott Shephard
Some would look at this see the vine on the oak tree as more of an enemy than an ally. But I like the idea of symbiotic relationships, especially those that do no harm even if they aren’t completely cooperative. In the case of this particular tree, I would say that the vine enhances it — at least for photographic purposes. And both the tree and vine seemed healthy. If the curly haired painter Bob Ross were painting this, he would call this “A happy little tree with a happy little vine.” I wouldn’t.
Canon 5D III 1/50 sec f6.3 400 ISO
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04-14-18 I Only Have Eyes for You
Here's looking at you . . . .
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There's not much I like about winter . . . . .
Read More03-23-17 Good Bones
in Black Hills, Blog, Drone Photography, Family, Nature
A eulogy for an old friend . . . (visit the blog for more)
Read More09-08-15 Tree Line
in Black Hills, Blog, Landscape, South Dakota
This kind of light comes and goes in a hurry. . .
Read More08-30-14 Rock of Ages
in Black Hills, Blog, HDR, Landscape, Nature, South Dakota
A tree that has seen better days and an ancient rock outcropping sometimes make good companions. . . . (read more)
Read More04-23-14 Variations On a Tree
It's no secret that I like the look of bare trees. . .
Read More04-01-14 The Golden Hour (HDR)
The so-called "golden hour" is the perfect time to capture a portrait of a venerable oak . . . .
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