River Grass Shay Run
A small tuft of grass bends to the will of the stream flow, not only to survive, but to thrive.
Dark Hollow Falls, Shenandoah NP
One mile down into the holler.
Birch on the Rocks
A small birch tree surviving on nothing but stone and determination.
Sycamores and Oaks
Sun-bleached sycamores share an open sunny field with their darker cousins on this winter moment on the American Piedmont.
Looking for Smaller Creatures
A young sycamore bends far out over the stream to see what's there.
Exposed
Skeleton of small tree, standing apart from the protection of the forest.
Bifurcations
The elegance of a lone tree is only made greater when reflected.
Sunrise, Piney Run Valley
Morning fog moves through the valley between the hills in Loudoun County, Virginia.
A Defensive Posture
As a wild animal might rear up and show claws and fangs against a predator, this fallen tree appears to warn the sea.
Life in a Summer Pond
A time to sit and watch reflections and ripples under a spreading maple tree.
Palmettos and Moss
Through all the shady spanish moss, a young palmetto tree takes root.
Neverending
Reaching to the sky, the limbs of Angel Oak seem to go on forever.
Young Palmettos in Black Water
Waxy leaves of young palmettos seem to grab all the sunlight and prevent it reaching places where only shadows thrive.
Morning Stretch
Old Oak plays a leading role on the salt marsh stage of the tidal Carolinas.
One Morning at Old Sheldon Church
Some subjects place a heavy responsibility on me to show their soulful side; this was one of those places.
Sun Breaking
Sometimes fog is so thick it's easy to miss the obvious.
Growing from Stone
It's fascinating how nature thrives on itself. These autumn oaks appear to be made from the same stone from which they are growing.
Lowcountry Walk
A mysterious canopy of safety or danger? Safety, I think.
Lowcountry Cypress
Cypress trees become one with the estuary pool and the parasitic Spanish Moss of the deep South.
