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(Phone photo) I'm photographing the most amazing view of Mount Shasta in Northern California right now. Just waiting on the light to get a bit more dramatic. #California #MountShasta #mountain #alpine #glacier landscape #landscapephotography #naturephotography #nature
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It was a beautiful day for landscape photography in Southern Oregon today!
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There is nothing as beautiful as the mist rising like wildfire smoke over a river on a very chilly Canadian Rocky Mountain winter sunrise This morning was no different than any other on the slippery edge of the hoarfrost-crusted Bow River just west of Calgary, Alberta.
http://www.leightonphotography.com/blog/bow-river/
http://www.leightonphotography.com/blog/bow-river/
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Recently I was in Canada’s westernmost province of British Columbia in the middle of winter, powering my 4×4 SUV through ice and snow, climbing higher and higher into the sky along the Illecillewaet River aiming to head over Rogers Pass so I could make my…
http://www.leightonphotography.com/blog/illecillewaet-river/
http://www.leightonphotography.com/blog/illecillewaet-river/
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The American strawberry bush – also known by many other names such as the “hearts-a-bustin“ and “hearts-bustin‘-with-love”, is a native member of the bittersweet family is one of those oddly beautiful plants you find sometimes in autumn while out in some… http://www.leightonphotography.com/blog/strawberry-bush/
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This eastern cottontail rabbit seen here in western Washington is a non-native animal, introduced from the eastern states in the 1930's as a game animal, where it has since florished. http://ow.ly/Okfy309bQkd
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A close-up of the flowers of one of the tiniest members of the Spiranthes genus. http://ow.ly/4Xxf309bPvM
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You never know what you will see when driving through rural Florida. This alligator head - probably a leftover from poachers - was being picked clean by vultures in Hendry County. http://ow.ly/k4Bb309bQkg
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Possibly a hybrid, this confederate trillium (or wakerobin) has the distinct silvery-green stripes through the center of the leaves, but it is not as pronounces as the typical pattern. This was photographed in a forest where the confederate and spotted trilliums are found growing together. http://ow.ly/rm9u309bPvL
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A pair of baby wood storks with parent standing on a branch with their nest deep in a Florida swamp. http://ow.ly/XRpm309bPvK
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