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9/2/05

North Bend Washington.

This guy was grazing right next to the entrance ramp to I-90 as I was getting on the Interstate this morning. What a way to start the day, the kind of thing that makes all of this traveling worth while.

9/10/05

After the Storm

Since there has been so much strife this week I had to dig into the archives to post this image of the sun breaking through after a storm. Being an optimist I am hoping for New Orleans to come back bigger and better than ever

9/17/05

Plains Sunset

How do you capture the vastness that is the Great Plains? Wheat and corn fields that reach as far as the eye can see.  I had a problem getting just the image that I wanted to convey that vastness but I did see this just as the sun set in the tiny town of Goodland in Western Kansas.

9/27/05

Aspen Glory

This is the view that I got enjoy with my morning coffee while I was at home last week. As you can see by the color of the Aspen leaves Fall is slowly coming to our valley, it won't be long till the first dusting of snow is on the ground.

10/08/05

Texas Hill Country

Since this week has been so hectic, and I am in Texas, I found this shot from earlier this summer. It was taken near Sweetwater Texas. 

10/14/05

Land of Enchantment

Overlooking many of our highways are unique sculptures that have always fascinated me. This giant Road Runner stands above Las Cruces New Mexico. I wonder where the coyote is? 

10/22/05

Fall in the Garden State

Last Fall I got the chance to spend a little bit of time shooting with one of my heroes, my brother. He is the one who helped light the flame of desire in me for photography. This is one of the images I took while taking a walk with him through the woods near his New Jersey home. I can't wait to get a chance to shoot with him near his new home in North Carolina, or when he comes to visit our ranch in Washington.

10/28/05

Willard Bay Utah

This little Rock Chuck lives on a breakwater that extends out into the Great Salt Lake north of Ogden Utah. With the weather turning colder he look like he has the whole thing under control. I put this one up as I pass through Utah on my way home to the "Round 2 It Ranch."

11/8/05

Before the Snow?

On a walk around the ranch on my home time I saw these raindrops that were the precursor to the first snow fall of the year. It was only one day away. I am sure that when I get home for Christmas there will be plenty of snow to photograph.

11/13/05

Land of Mesas and Canyons

This week on my way to Houston from Seattle I got to go down through the Four Corners area, where Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, and Arizona all come together. It is one of my favorite parts of the country as the colors are vivid and the landscape is dramatic.

11/20/05

Renewal

I took this image just after coming out of New Orleans LA. The visible evidence of Katrina's visit is more seen in the piles of belongings setting on the curbs than in damaged buildings. The traffic was almost as dense as it used to be before the storms, so the signs are there that New Orleans is on it's way to recovery. It will be a long road I am sure but the journey has begun. Maybe that is what made this simple image of a butterfly on a flower so poignant. Even in the Deep South I am not used to seeing butterfly's in November. I took it as a sign that the renewal has begun.

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