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Quiet Evening on Lake Moomaw
The quiet on this mountain lake in the Appalachian Mountains, at this particular moment in time, was interrupted only by the light…
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Weekend Shopping
Need to go elsewhere for wet goods.
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Poconos Swimming Hole
A deep pool. A constant source of fresh mountain water. A diving rock. What more do we need?
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Just Another Day
After thousands of sunrises, just like this.
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Guardians of the Dark
At the edge of a forest sometimes there are signposts warning to go no further, but you have to know the language..
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Living With Rocks
When you live with rocks, you develop some well-worn scars.
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Mountain Grass Skyline Drive
Before the harsh morning light hits the valley, the mountain grasses see it first.
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Groupies
Every celebrity has them.
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One Morning in Canaan Valley
A lone tree witnesses a heavy morning fog in the Allegheny Mountians.
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Grass Among Ferns
Flowering grasses share the spotlight with animated fronds of ferns on the forest floor.
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A Quiet Evening on the Blueridge
At sunset, it gets really quiet up on the Ridge. And you can hear what's really meant to be heard up there: the songbirds and the…
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Gentle Bend in the River
Head of the Blackwater River, Allegheny Mountains, WV
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One Morning on the River
The longer I stood on this spot, overlooking the fog rising off the headwaters of the Blackwater River in WV, the more entranced I…
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Forest Rave
What happens when thousands of ferns go out for a good time.
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A Precipitous Drop
Sitting, pondering, listening, cooling off. Above a waterfall in the Allegheny Mountains.
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Lost to the Forest
Perhaps once a well-traveled road to town or to the neighbor's.
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Foot of the Fall
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Mountain Meets Valley
An ancient sandstone outcrop overlooks the Blackwater River Valley in the Appalachians.
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Hemlock Forest
A forest path in the Appalachian Mountains assumes a sudden change of character.
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Birch on the Rocks
A small birch tree surviving on nothing but stone and determination.
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River Grass Shay Run
A small tuft of grass bends to the will of the stream flow, not only to survive, but to thrive.
