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Hemlock Forest
A forest path in the Appalachian Mountains assumes a sudden change of character.
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Birch on the Rocks
A small birch tree surviving on nothing but stone and determination.
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River Grass Shay Run
A small tuft of grass bends to the will of the stream flow, not only to survive, but to thrive.
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Looking for Smaller Creatures
A young sycamore bends far out over the stream to see what's there.
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Dark Hollow Falls, Shenandoah NP
One mile down into the holler.
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Exposed
Skeleton of small tree, standing apart from the protection of the forest.
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Fog Rolling In at Big Meadow
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A Defensive Posture
As a wild animal might rear up and show claws and fangs against a predator, this fallen tree appears to warn the sea.
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Life in a Summer Pond
A time to sit and watch reflections and ripples under a spreading maple tree.
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Palmettos and Moss
Through all the shady spanish moss, a young palmetto tree takes root.
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Neverending
Reaching to the sky, the limbs of Angel Oak seem to go on forever.
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Fog in the Forest
Great oaks witness a veil of summer fog on the Virginia piedmont.
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Sunrise at Wimbee Creek
Stripped of the typical colors of sunrise, the salt marsh shows us its unique character of light.
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Exhumation
The certain process of surf removing sand reveals things we shouldn't see.
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Morning Stretch
Old Oak plays a leading role on the salt marsh stage of the tidal Carolinas.
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Fast Waters
Along lower Linville Falls, North Carolina. I like simple compositions in nature. But is nature ever really simple?
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Tones of Yellowstone
Water always beats stone.
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Old Faithful Morning
Every eruption of Old Faithful is unique. She is sometimes weak, sometimes grandiose, and always fickle. You never know precisely…
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Perpetually Wet
And dealing with it.
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Shenandoah Sunrise
The Shenandoah has many faces, from strong, angry rapids to dead calm waters. Add a bit of sun and morning fog, and you have the m…
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Enduring Arms
The magnificently aging arms of Angel Oak, John's Island, SC
