This is a photograph that I took this week of comet NEOWISE. This is a 15 second exposure with a 400mm lens. NEOWISE is currently visible from North America just after sunset in the northwestern sky. It is fairly faint, but large enough to be seen by eye. An evening this week, take a look between the big dipper and the horizon just after the sky gets dark enough to see a few stars. Binoculars are helpful to see the tail.
Sometimes I take the Mojave Desert for granted. It really is quite a neat place.
The cloud forest of Kauai are pretty amazing. Not only is the dense green forest beautiful, but the geography of steep forest covered cliffs divided by many waterfalls is spectacular.
I like how clear mountain streams can be.
I photographed these Dall Sheep in the subarctic Yukon. These sheep have excellent eyesight, and it took a while for them to get used to me. They are neat animals, and it’s seriously impressive how they maneuver on the face of rocky cliffs.
We often see animal tracks when we are out and about. They are always interesting to study and try to figure out what the animal was up to at the time. These are from Black Bear, Racoon, and Mountain Lion.
I’ve always liked the super lush, green forests of the pacific northwest. I’ve always liked the Olympic Peninsula, but I also like this area on the southwest side of Mount Saint Helens. This particular forest was really neat because it had an open feel with a thick carpet of moss on the forest floor. It was a very quiet place.
Midnight about 100 miles north of the Arctic Circle. NW Territory, Canada.
