I photographed these wild blueberries along a remote stretch of the Denali Highway. Despite the name, the Denali Highway is a 130 mile long muddy dirt road that runs east to west across central Alaska. It winds between lakes and cuts through some beautiful landscape. In late summer, the open expanses of glacier formed rolling hills are covered in tasty ripe blueberries. It’s a pretty place.
I like the muted colors of fall in the bosque of the Rio Grande River. The subtle shades of grey, brown, red, and orange are nice. It brings back memories of warm evening light and the sound of wild ducks flying overhead.
I photographed this little feather duster worm off the east coast of Australia in the protected waters of a coral cay. When you swim up to them, they tend to quickly retract in a flash, but if you patiently stay in one place for a while, they start to come out to feed on drifting plankton. This one is relatively small at only about 3/4 of an inch across. I like how delicate they are. The amount of small life in coral reefs is impressive.
I can’t believe that it has already been five years since I took this complete solar eclipse image. It was by far the best eclipse that I have ever seen. It was neat how quickly the air cooled and how the birds all stopped singing when the eclipse went to totality.
I often miss Africa. The biodiversity is really amazing there. The whole place has a feel that is hard to describe. Maybe we can go back and explore more someday.