While it is the middle of winter, spring is just around the corner with its blossoms of new life.

I love the incredible layers of soft color and texture of Death Valley.

An eruption of abstract shapes and colors.

A group of King Penguins return to their beach and colony after a swim.

A fairly straightforward summer image of Tower Falls in Yellowstone.

An abstract impression of a snake swimming in the water.

There is a certain zen calm I feel when I stare at this image.

He looks serious about keeping out trespassers.

What I love about the abstract is that it demands from the viewer, tapping into their own creativity. Do you see a river or waves or is...

These Vervet Monkeys were very skittish, but this guy managed to sit still just long enough for me to make this image.

The iconic sea stacks of Reynisdrangar with a big wave in front. We didn't spend a lot of time on this beach as I remember it being windy...

It was a misty morning at the Natural Bridge overlook in Bryce Canyon over 2 years ago.

A pair of Icelandic Horses on a rainy day.

Face Rock Beach is a real treat to photograph is a super low tide as all kinds of great foreground subjects present themselves.

I found the forms of the libs of these wind swept trees hugging the cliffs on an Oregon Coast beach to be rather interesting.

That little desert scrub has one heck of a view.

I love how the blue and orange 'intrude' into the frame and into the more familiar yellow colored rock.

While the main subject here is the soaring Sandhill Crane, I like the graphic nature of curves of the blurred hills behind.

A view of Point Lobos from the tidepools of Carmel River Beach on an early summer morning last year during low tide.

I think I'm preferring late autumn images to peak because there is a nice contrast in colors between the branches that have lost some of...

This image is pretty much just all rocks with various shapes and sizes.

A very long exposure with a big boulder on a beach.

This is an ultra wide angle view of striations in rock when the ride was out. However looking closer I see so many interesting close up...

I know these patterns in the wood technically aren't the same as eddies in water, but still that is what it reminds me of.