These weekend wintry early mornings in which at times I’m feeling a little drawn—hardly inclined to roll out of bed, bundle up, and get out into the forest and nature—are probably the most necessary times to get up and walk through the woods. I know that, and I’m skeptical I would still have the discipline…
My son Nicholas turns 15 at the end of September, which is just ridiculous. In some ways he retains the pure innocence and excitement of a little boy. In others he’s already taken on the weight of a grown man. I wish he hadn’t done so yet, even as he consciously, purposefully offers support and…
I haven’t been posting photographs on the blog mostly because I forgot I sometimes post photographs on the blog. I post some regularly on Instagram and Facebook, anyway, so this is what Eve once called low-lying fruit. Really I was about to post on Facebook the sleeping woman whose photo I took on Sunday underneath Whitewater…
Here is a set of favorite pics from 2013, some of which I’ve shared here before (and even recently) and one of which is obviously the Instagram version since I’m on the road and a little limited in my computerizing. And, apparently, spell-checking. It’s my first time utilizing WordPress’ gallery feature, as well, so please let…
Photography from six months ago (almost to the day) at Caesars Head State Park in South Carolina …
At Camp Royall, North Carolina, late summer 2013.
At the base of High Falls in DuPont State Forest today, the mist rising from the base of the falls clung to and froze on nearby trees, vegetation, and rocks, creating what seemed like the beautiful consequence of a mini ice storm. Click on the photographs for full-scale versions with better detail.
