The Maury River
By county and soon to be state orders my body must “stay-at-home” but my mind and spirit can roam. It seemed time for a little mental getaway and what is better than getting back to nature? Nothing I think.

By county and soon to be state orders my body must “stay-at-home” but my mind and spirit can roam. It seemed time for a little mental getaway and what is better than getting back to nature? Nothing I think.

I’ve been a little preoccupied with other “life” things and haven’t been focused on visiting friends blogs, material for this blog or photography in general. I have been thinking about what we see and how we view it through our own unique individual filters. Reality is something we create for ourselves and can…

Perhaps it’s the recent heat and humidity which has me drawn to these beach scenes or the almost daily rain storms. Of course with climate change, melting ice packs and the more common occurrence of intense long-lasting weather patterns perhaps we all should learn to paddle-board. Of course in the western US, which is…

Quail Creek State Park and its 600-acre reservoir lies only 4.5 miles from our current RV park location. After so much desert, it’s visually refreshing to enjoy the scenic beauty of water.

We often can’t appreciate even the simplest things because we’re so deeply immersed in life’s complexity. It’s best to step back and simply observe — that’s where the camera can be a useful tool.

Photos from the three mile undeveloped coast at Huntington Beach State Park.