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A Place to Reflect

A Place to Reflect

My Last day in the Tetons, spectacular views reflecting in the Snake River. I can't wait to go back!

My Last day in the Tetons, spectacular views reflecting in the Snake River. I can't wait to go back!

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St Joseph Michigan was in the midst of a lake effect snow storm when I took this photograph. The falling snow gives the image a feeling of serenity.

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The lighthouse in St. Joseph Michigan has become an ice sculpture. Yesterday, (1-26-13) after a day

love the springtime and all the babies it brings. This is a Great Horned Owl mamma with two of her three owlets checking us out. This Great Horned ow

This Red Tailed Hawk flew into a tree about five feet above where my husband was sitting. Undisturbed by our presence it patiently waited for somethi

A wind chime in a friend's backyard caught my attention as the sun shone through the beads. I played with the depth of field to produce this abstract

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A couple of weeks ago I made plans to head to Michigan City, Indiana to try and capture the sunsetting behind the Chicago Skyline. After receiving som

Each summer we gather with friends in Utah for Matt's Mountain Maddness, I believe this was year 23. We shop for 20-50 people for a week and head

This was taken at sunrise as the blue moon was setting behind the Elk Mountains. We were driving back to Chicago from SLC and stopped to check out Mar

My husband and I were headed back to Chicago from Maroon Bells. We stopped at the Continental Divide turnout. While we were walking around a fox appea

This image was taken my last day in Teton National Park. I decided to extend my stay at the last minute so I could spend the day hiking along the Snak

I recently had the good fortune to spend 4 days in Teton National Park photographing the landscape. One of my stops was "Mormon Row". In the

The buildings in the distance are that of the Andy Chambers Homestead on Mormon Row in the Teton National Park. It was the last homestead to be built

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I was walking down to Maroon Lake to photograph the moon setting over the mountains when I noticed how nicely the trees framed the view of the moon. A

Early Morning at the Chambers Homestead

I noticed that as the moon was setting it seemed to be sliding down the side of Maroon Bells.

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