Learn to reverence night and to put away the vulgar fear of it, for, with the banishment of night from the experience of man, there vanishes as well a religious emotion, a poetic mood, which gives depth to the adventure of humanity. ~Henry Beston…
“For like the sage Owl who watches and patiently waits when hunting his prey, we too must learn how to quiet the voices in our heads. Only then, are we able to truly hear and feel the pulse of the magnificent landscape around us.”…
Hundred hands reaching
into the vast universe
of sand and lost time
Silence and beauty
Cold water transparency
Vision awakens
“For within the Haiku, we must compose, contain and feel–just as we do with our photographs.”…
To quote master travel photographer Nevada Wier, “Everything in the photo should matter.” So, what exactly does “Everything” mean to you?…
Clutching my yellow waterproof Pelican case in one hand and my ice-cold tripod in the other, I slowly lumbered my way through the knee deep snow, doing what I could to stay upright. Imagine carrying a 100-pound barbell on an ice rink wearing only slippers, and you’ll get a sense for what I was experiencing…
