In flight or on the ground, birds fascinate us and peak our imagingation.

Sometimes textures and tones are the focus of a photograph and color can be a distraction. Here are some of my favorite black and white versions.

Amazing bits of architecture, bridges are also enhanced by their often enchanting locations.

Butterflies amaze us with their colors and delicacy. And insects of all kinds surround us, having more overall mass than all of humanity on this planet.

Banff, Jasper, Lake Louise - all stunningly beautiful places.

Costa Rica is unique in its varied geography and in the joy of its people.

Sometimes designs are just fun - and sometimes meaningful, too.

My wife and I have and live on our organically certified farm. Many of the animals shown come from our property, and some from other farms.

I often see scenes that take my breath away. I try to capture them in a way that matches the best of my memories of them.

People are the most interesting of all the species to observe - at least to us humans.

Sometimes they are a bit frightening to photograph. Long lenses help with safety. But I find big wild animals fascinating to track, observe and photograph.

Sometimes we are inspired by our own human designs.

Nature provides us a wondrous variety of plant beauty to behold.

Small animals surround us, whether in the country, suburban community or a bustling city.

Utah has many fabulous national and state parks and is a photographers delight.

Reflective images in water add beauty, interest and depth to images.

Waterfalls and rapids are just about my favorite things to photograph. And I love the sound of moving water, too. I hope the motion caught in still images can bring to mind the sound of the water.

Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks are almost attached and provide a variety of awsome scenery and an abundance of wildlife that is unrivaled almost anywhere in the Americas.

Yosemite National Park in California is maybe one of the most scenic spots on the planet. In late May and early June the falls in the park are full with water from the snow melt, making the scenery even more spectacular.