Photography

Moments captured through lens and light.

36 Creations — page 3 of 3

taken at 5:38 P.M. EST

The Moon | November 18th, 20201/4

taken May 5th, 2021 - A small remote trail south of the Western-style town of Medora in North Dakota, leads to many clinker-covered outcrops containing mudstone, claystone and lignite coal. Part of a millions-year old subtropical swamp.

Clinker-escarped Outcrop with Lignite Seams, south of Medora, ND

taken in September 2020 - A fast-growing deciduous tree native to China

Canopy002: Tree of Heaven (Ailanthus altissima)1/2

In this photograph is also the Madison River in the foreground. This is taken from one of the first stops near the West Entrance in West Yellowstone.

Bald Peak, Sunset Peak and Taghee Peak Ranges beyond NW Pines, Yellowstone1/3

photographed in Spring 2023

Spring Catkins of a Sawtooth Oak, Canopy 003

Found in between Tuff Cliff and Mount Haynes in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. This is not an ordinary stone, being a 631,000 year-old Lava Creek Tuff rock containing fine bands of silica-rich volcanic glass, quartz and sanidine feldspar, created from the Lava Creek volcanic eruption. - taken on May 6th, 2021

Welded Ryolite Ash-flow Tuff Rock

Taken in early May 2021 from the Hathaway Eastbound Rest Area, featuring cottonwood trees and various bunchgrasses and the Yellowstone River hidden behind the trees pass the ranch buildings. Here can also be seen the thicker bands of mudstone, claystone, and other weathered stones blended with lignite coal seams of the Fort Union Formation, ladened with jasper trees. The formation stretches from shortly after passing Medina, North Dakota all the way to near Bozeman, Montana.

Fort Union Formation & Ranch, Hathaway, Montana

The previous photo and this photo is from the Hathaway Eastbound Rest Area in Montana off of the 94W. The previous photo was the view to the left and this one is towards the right (East); here seeing Red and Black Angus feeding on hay bales and grasses near cottonwood groves at the ranch. - photographed early May 2021

Fort Union Formation & Angus Ranch, Hathaway, Montana

A closer viewed series of photographs of the previous photo ranch from the Hathaway Eastbound Rest Area in Montana.

Red & Black Angus eating from Hay Bales & Grasses, Hathaway, Montana1/4

A photo taken at Yellowstone National Park showing the parallel of lodgepole pine tree concentrations of the same mountainside which occurs through a recycling process involving wildfires.

Lodgepole Aggregation

Photographed on April 27th, 2012 with an Olympus SP-810UZ

Jack in the Box across from Amoeba Music, Sunset Blvd., West Hollywood, CA

taken on April 18th, 2013

San Clemente Pier, San Clemente, California1/2