a snowman in the middle of a pond. not only was that itself neat, but I loved the late afternoon light.

I liked the way the two trees were mirrors of each other, and the fact that they were different colors from each other.

my take on Goldsworthy. acorn caps, stuffed with snow, arranged upside down in the snow in the shape of Orion. if you haven't, go see Rivers and Tides!

I liked the play on colors in this, with grey, brown, and white.

one of many.
no, really.

I liked the green of the pine, with the white of the snow, and the deep dark brown of the tree trunk.

playing with depth of field. I liked the form of the branch.

I found this burned trunk fascinating

a less-effective Goldsworthy inpiration; the same constellation of Orion as bits of snow on the inside of the trunk.

I liked the contrast of colors, but am noticing that I'm over-exposing my skies.

the shape of this one, as well as the shadow, and just the sight of growth coming out of the snow

this was the first action shot. after capturing the last plane, I decided to try to capture as many as I could. little did I know at the time how hard that would be :)

this almost worked. I almost yanked it from the gallery, but decided to keep it. I was trying to capture the light, and the interesting fungi on the tree.

taking shots of moving objects really far away is hard!

I liked this tree. it has a nice fractal symmetry to it.