Stormy Estuary
Late summer brings lots of storms near Lake Superior, often providing spectacular clouds.
Late summer brings lots of storms near Lake Superior, often providing spectacular clouds.
These neon leaves fade quickly after falling, but offer a bright fringe to the water near shore.
This image is the result of several hours of photographing bowling, and is one of a long series of strikes.
The drama of fall colors can be appreciated even on a very small scale. The back lighting from the sun brings out the saturated colors without any need for editing.
I have always enjoyed taking star pictures, and had a wonderfully clear night in Badlands National Park. This is the best view of the interstellar gas clouds I have managed yet.
Humidity and smoke filtered most of the shorter wavelengths of light out of this sunset. This resulted in a dramatic red sun leaving its trail across the waters of the Missouri River.
Wahoo trees produce vivid pink and red fruit in the fall, which are enhanced here by the moisture from a recent rain.
This is a view of the rocks which form Red Canyon near CaƱon City Colorado. The color forms a striking contrast with that of the nearby mountains.
These icicles are the result of cold nights during the spring thaw. Just up river from this cliff is a waterfall that was creating a cloud of mist, freezing into fantastical shapes along the ledges.
The late afternoon lighting gives a unique color to these apple leaves and blossoms.