More abstract rock and shell art.

Three shells on on a rock waiting for the tide to return.

I’m going to see how long I can share an image a day this year starting today. An abstract burst of lines, curves and colors! This is...

I posted an iPhone version of this image on Instagram a few days and I thought it looked great, so I wasn’t even sure I would even care...

As I started making my way back, with the sun out I saw some really interesting bits of the forest being lit up. In one spot the sun was...

Just as I started to walk away from that tree, I spotted a bunch of Dudleya Farinosa, also known as Bluff Lettuce hanging from rocks.

This is probably my favorite image of that tree, stepping back to include a bit of the rock. To me the root ball looks like a brain with...

My technical camera lenses don’t have that great of a minimum focus distance, so I was playing around with using additional spacers to...

I had the chance a few days ago to spend a couple of hours photographing at Point Lobos first thing in the morning. It was still raining...

The last in my series of Emperor Chick images from last year. This group decided to go for a wander up a snowy hill and had a large...

So much attention paid to these little guys. Our group of photographers and Emperor fans were very respectful, staying back from the...

I didn’t convert many of my Emperor images to black & white but in some cases, especially where backlit it seems to work better.

They look like stars enjoying the limelight don’t they?

Time to change things up and look at wildlife images. I returned from my Emperor Penguin expedition over a year ago and the memories of...

Another find while looking down at a beach, also from earlier this year.

Sometimes an arrangement for a composition just presents itself and all you have to do is be careful to not step on it!

I normally eschew the inclusion of people in my landscape images, but sometimes its warranted and adds a little something extra to the...

Spittal in Northumberland is known in the UK photography community for its interesting rock striations and colors, allowing photographer...

The thing that wasn’t obvious to me the first time I visited Mesquite Dunes in Death Valley is the number of more intimate landscapes one...

Feels like that should be a symbol for something.

Another one from earlier this year, made while walking to the L’Orangerie through the Tuileries Garden. The Q2 sure does make pretty sun...

I’m sure this image has been captured by every photographer that visits the Louvre, but still its my own spiral, from earlier this year.

Can’t wait to return to the Calla Valley after a wet winter, this is another one from last spring.

A classic scene (made last spring) from one of my favorite beaches on the California Coast.