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Seasonal Shift

Seasonal Shift

As a product of time, change is a constant and perpetual force. The shifting seasons mark this change on the Earth’s timeline with each orbit around the sun....
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As a product of time, change is a constant and perpetual force. The shifting seasons mark this change on the Earth’s timeline with each orbit around the sun.
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Canon EOS 5D Mark III

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Aperture 14/1 ISO 100 Focal Length 40/1

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Sep, 2016

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Just a little daydream to travel to faraway places. Set off with your imagination, you come across a picketed portal to a fantasy world. Sturdy oaks l

Never underestimate the power of a tiny grain of sand. Find the groove, dig in and carve something beautiful. Persistence will always prevail.

A peaceful evening as the sun sets behind the Teton range. A few busy beavers swim by as they continue to dam up this section of the Snake River. The

I spent the afternoon rock hopping down Middle Prong Little River in Tremont of the Smoky Mountains. It brought back memories of when I was younger; t

The old and forgotten barns in outskirts of the Great Smoky Mountains make for a picturesque sunrise subject.

Spectacular views can be found for those who go out on a limb.

The moments pass and the memories will live on. I hope the best for Gatlinburg, TN and a rapid recovery from the recent wildfires.

The past is a book written about the present; a collection of pages which tell the story of this moment.

When the horizon lights up for sunrise, Mesa Arch reflects a stunning glow from it's sandstone edges. All while perfectly framing the canyons be

Driving through the heart of the Green Mountains in central Vermont, one could easily pass by this stunning roadside waterfall. Moss Glen Falls (not t

A tree slowly being entombed in travertine near the terraces of Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellowstone National Park. An eery likeness to the boney finger

The salty creeks and briny run-off which occasionally flow into the dry basin of Death Valley National Park can give life to an otherwise stark scene.

Mormon Row near Jackson Hole, Wyoming has some of the most photographed barns in the world – and it's easy to see why. The rustic wooden façad

Halls decked and the trees lit! Merry Christmas and happy holidays to you, your family and friends!

At times, the leftovers may hold value for a purpose yet to be discovered.

The frequently photographed icon of Sedona, Arizona: Cathedral Rock as viewed from Red Rock Crossing. Even on an overcast day in winter it is still a

Intricate patterns of travertine can be found forming on the surface of Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellowstone National Park.

The narrow gorge trails of Matthiessen State Park in Illinois offered a uniquely lit-from-above waterfall scene at Lake Falls.

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