A beautiful golden sunset over an ice as far as the eye can see.

The Rubber Rabbitbrush or Chrysothamnus nauseosus is a common site at Bryce Canyon.

The steam is naturally created from geothermal vents in the cave. The wide angle makes the cave look bigger than it actually was, as it...

Snow on Basalt columns at Selfoss in Iceland.

The patterns of the clay remind me of a Voronoi diagram.

A Chinstrap Penguin dives into the frigid Antarctic waters, going out for a swim.

Little rocks are an essential element of the Chinstrap’s nest.

It seems there are those that can commune with our fine feathered friends.

This time a group of Kings coming over a hill, making their way to the large colony at St. Andrews Bay.

A small group of Kings land onto a beach on a snowy afternoon. Making their way up past the waiting fur seals to the colony will be the...

A study of the beautiful shapes on the King Penguin.

A foggy morning on South Georgia Island on a beach covered by Elephant Seals. A few brave King Penguins did manage to try and cross the...

The little brown fur balls that are juvenile King Penguins.

The layered red desert rock of Valley of Fire, a place I didn’t get a chance to spend enough time in.

The intense orange of the spires at Bryce Canyon at sunset are just out of this world!

Some signs of geothermal activity in a field in Iceland.

The iconic towering trees at Iron Mine Bay in East Sooke Regional Park, British Columbia.

A quick handheld image of the Canyonlands National Park landscape shorty after dealing with the sunrise hordes at Mesa Arch.

Etched lines of an Antarctic Iceberg from my 2016 trip.

A group of Birch set against a rose colored backdrop in Scotland from a trip in 2015.

A group of Brünnich's Guillemots take a break on an ice floe.

A King Eider gets a running start for his take off.

In this environment, he knows that he’s the boss.