My Five Minutes in Nature project is about slowing down so you can appreciate the little things. It turns out, there's a lot to see in just 90 seconds. blog.livingwilderness.com/2025/05/gett...
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The Seattle area got its first snowfall of the winter this week. There's something peaceful about watching large snowflakes delicately drop to the ground, falling like feathers. #naturephotography #winter #snow

Long nights aren't all bad! My work is about connecting with the natural world and there's something special about night. It's quiet, but also unfamiliar. I share some thoughts in my latest blog post: blog.livingwilderness.com/2024/12/find... #night #photography #nature #5MinutesInNature

Especially in this era of social media, it may feel like every landscape has been photographed, that all there is to do is make variations on what has been done before. But much is waiting to be discovered. I stumbled into these mossy trees and had them to myself — and found peace in the process.

Here's one from the archives — a sunset over the Pacific Ocean — to try to brighten this, one of the shortest days of the year in the Northern Hemisphere. I caught this sunset in 2014 from the coast of Maui. #sun #sunset #naturephotography

I feel closest to nature when I venture out without a plan. When I go out to see what nature reveals to me, not to struggle to see what somebody else told me I should see. I was enchanted by the soft morning light on this river in #Extremadura, #Spain. #naturephotography #nature #tranquility

The artists I admire most are people who believe there’s more than emptiness behind an animal’s eyes. I believe they may have souls. Once you open your mind to that possibility, it opens your world to seeing how they truly live and having empathy for them. #wildlife #gorilla #photography

Some light to help us through the darkness. I captured this last month in the North Cascades of Washington state. #nature #photography #naturephotography