Quote For The Day
“When the well’s dry, we know the worth of water.” Benjamin Franklin
Tag Archives: water
Winter Waves
Is it still winter season when it feels like a warm spring? Both nature and I agree it feels like spring. While walking past an urban creek, I could waves […]
Winter Mallards
Do you ever feel like your paddling upstream in a strong current, paddling against the odds of finishing the journey and reaching a destination? Don’t we all have times like […]
Quote For The Week
“The best that we can do is to be kindly and helpful toward our friends and fellow passengers who are clinging to the same speck of dirt while we are […]
Fall Dabblers
Look below the surface, and you’ll see a different world. That is what dabbling ducks do when tipping their heads forward to feed in the shallows. It was a case […]
Fall Marsh
As the tall marsh grass and reeds turns from bright green to the weathered color of straw; fish continue to swim between the grassy bank. Above the surface hawks swoop […]
Fall Lake With Geese
“Time is but the stream, I go a fishing in.” Henry David Thoreau A solitary pair of Canadian geese swim in unison across a lily pad littered lake. It’s sunset […]
Images of Summer
A cooler breeze of fall has begun to chill the nighttime air. The days of ninety degrees may be over until next summer. Yet it’s still warm enough, sunny enough […]
Summer Fish
I can see the fish swimming in he clear water and early morning light. All it needs to flourish is water, lots of oxygen and quiet, shady places to hide […]
Quote for the Week
“The saddest day has gleams of light, The darkest wave hath bright foam beneath it. There twinkles o’er the cloudiest night, Some solitary star to cheer it.” Sarah Wimmemuca, author […]
Spring Waterfall
Sometimes admiration is like a waterfall spilling forward; and sometimes it comes on subtly for something or someone. I’ve always admired waterfalls, their energetic force and sounds that at once […]
Spring Abstract Reflections
I wish I could claim the skills of Pollack with a shutter, but I cannot. Walking past a pond at midday, with sunny weather and the water conditions, and the […]
