Wilderness Photography

Over the past ten+ years, I’ve done a whole lot of traveling and exploring the vast and wonderful backyards of America. I have taken 1000’s of photos of incredible and scenic vistas and the focused on the intricate mandala balance of flowers. Folks tell me I have an eye for it. As students of nature we are always in awe of the grandeur Mother Nature provides for us to envision. I hope you enjoy what I have to share of my meandering....Keep living in the bounty of abundance.
Beartooth Pass northern Wyoming

San Juan Mountains near Twin Lakes

Burnt Knob Fire Tower, Magruder Corridor, Central Idaho

Playing around in NW Montana and Glacier NP

These pictures are absolutely beautiful. I love that part of the country and the mountains. Cant wait to go back. Here is a pic from when we went hiking in the mountains near Fariplay, Colorado

Flag Mountain, Grand Mesa NF, Colorado

Patrick Humphrey wrote:These pictures are absolutely beautiful. I love that part of the country and the mountains. Cant wait to go back. Here is a pic from when we went hiking in the mountains near Fariplay, Colorado

i can’t hike as much as I’d like because of youthful knee injuries so I use a Honda Pioneer. I average about 60-80 miles per day on backcountry national forest service roads and trails.
Lost lake near the Golden Anchor Mine, in the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness, Idaho

Glacial erratic or lava bomb. Salmon Challis NF Idaho. Not all national forests are covered in forests. Liking the lichen...

Butterflies 🦋

nature's frame
Olympic NP Washington

Indian Pipes, Umpqua NF Oregon

Epiphany
Grand Teton NP, Wyoming

I see you in the Forest. Do you see the forest in the trees?