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Foxglove stalk full of bell-shaped blooms
Foxglove
late spring in the Aleutian Islands
Bear Catching Fish
The minerals in the lake water cause it to be abnormally blue and clear. I can see straight to the bottom where lie many fallen trees that seem not to decay or dirty the water. As I hiked around these lakes, I really enjoyed the wavy branches that overhung the water like this one. The colours and shapes complemented each other quite well.
Branch
distant wall of sandstone in warm evening light (Utah wilderness)
Distant Wall
Raindrop suspended on small branch
Drip
This is the remains of Bristol Lake in the Mojave Desert. After the water evaporated and lake bottom began to dry, the variations in temperature caused the drying surface to crack and the soft elements underneath to ooze out between the cracks, forming little walls. The surface is extremely hard and rock-like and the jagged walls are strong and sharp.
Lakebed
Below ground caverns in Arizona wilderness, carved out by centuries of flash flood waters from rain many miles away.
Caverns 2
okay, so this is really myrtle spurge (euphorbia myrsinites) and the first time i saw it, it truly appeared alien to me. It had such an amazing combination of unique shapes and unusual method of branching, that i was certain this was from another world.
Green Alien
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