…continuing on the El Camino between Espinal and Bizkarreta. ...
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Tag Archives: water
Keep on Trekkin’
Over hill, over dale, the fog is lifting, looking up the trail, then down the trail, then higher up and down again, stepping stones across the Rio...
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Leaps and Bounds 1… 2… 3…
Orca breach… oh, to be right there with this beast!!...
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Orca Pod
Orcas frolicking in Haro Strait, between Victoria and Vancouver, British Columbia. Unfortunately, we weren’t on a whale watching excursion, but rather a public ferry, so there was...
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Orca Sighting at Sunset
Small fish in a big sea! Look carefully though – that teeny black dot just left and below center is an orca! There were pods of them...
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Sailing
… no matter from whose perspective …...
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Mt. McGinnis
Mt. McGinnis and Mendenhall Lake, Juneau, AK....
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A Golden Moment…
… and, a perfect moment…...
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Lovin’ Every Minute of It …
There I go again, experimenting with infrared photography. Anyway, what a place – Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve – approximate size is 3.3 million acres, and...
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Cutting it Close
Uh-oh!!...
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Starry Evening Sun
During our stay in Vancouver, the local news reported there were 149 fires raging throughout British Columbia. Vancouver was fairly smoky during much of our stay, and...
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Electra Glide in Blue
Misty Fjords National Monument, Alaska (finding this title came like a shot out of the blue; it’s an old movie w/ Robert Blake and Robert Redford. It’s...
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Punchbowl Amphitheater
Infrared shot while boating in Misty Fjords National Monument just outside Ketchikan, Alaska. Easy to see how this scene with the steep, vertical, granite wall lends itself...
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Mendenhall Glacier
Where the capital city of Juneau ends, the Juneau Icefield begins (5th largest ice field in the northern hemisphere), and keeps on going and going. Because of...
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Isla Mujeres – Part 6 – The Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve
Thousands of years ago the original Mayan inhabitants enjoyed the natural beauty of a stretch of coastline, naming it Sian Ka’an, or “Origin of the Sky”. The 1.3 million-acre...
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