We first saw the moose from the road to camp. 
She knew we were watching from the car. 
Algorithm art 
A Dave Hayes watercolor of my photo 
Reclamation in progress: beavers create great moose habitat
Perfect moose habitat a quarter-mile from camp—view from the road.
Photos
digital images
Fringed Grass of Parnassus Blossom and Bud
Recent photos of the Fort Boise Military Reserve
Aldape Road on Eagle Ridge
Desert evening primrose blooming at sunset
Dragonfly on a Bachelor’s button
Dragonfly atop Arrowleaf balsam root seed-head
Globe mallow
Fort Boise Military Reserve cemetery on Memorial Day 2018
Death Valley Days
Here are some panoramas of Death Valley; be sure to click on them to enlarge to full-screen for the full effect. Each has been stitched together for several shots:
Zabriskie Serenade, 1974–2011
Edge of the Dunes, Mesquite Flats, Death Valley, 2011
Mesquite Flats, Death Valley, 2011 Panamint Range, left; Grapevine & Funeral mountains of the Amargosa Range, right
Photographing Death Valley, 2011
Dust Storm, Mesquite Flats, Death Valley, 2010
رمضان —Ramadan
Yard deer
She stood in tree shade for half an hour this morning, watching us watching her, before crossing the driveway into the reserve next door.
The fence wire is to protect the apricots and roses from her and her family who seldom stop by in broad daylight.
Brundage Mountain Ski Weekend
Payette Lake—looking NNW from McCall’s Legacy Park Brundage Mountain is on the right, about eight miles north.
Ethan Savage & Dawn Richardson at Payette Lake—Brundage Mountain behind Dawn
Brundage Mountain from McCall, Idaho—looking across Payette Lake. Fully enlarged, the Lakeview chairlift and ski runs are visible. the dark spot to the left atop the peak, is the Centennial chairlift-house.
Dawn & Gary Richardson
Looking SE from the Centennial chairlift upper terminal
Watch-Owl on Ethan’s Deck
Ski-In, Ski-Out BBQ
Après ski at Smoky’s…
…got a little cock-eyed.
