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Outta Here (2025). A Colorado rabbit paused to say hello, before rushing off to his very important date. View fullsize

Outta Here (2025). A Colorado rabbit paused to say hello, before rushing off to his very important date.

Weathered (2025). The clear day reflected on the ripples and freedom was everywhere. View fullsize

Weathered (2025). The clear day reflected on the ripples and freedom was everywhere.

Spring Storm (2022). It was inevitable and gone as fast as it rolled in. View fullsize

Spring Storm (2022). It was inevitable and gone as fast as it rolled in.

Leafy Feets (2025). Orange tipped Leaf-Footed Bug. He said hello, explored for a moment, and then was off on another adventure. View fullsize

Leafy Feets (2025). Orange tipped Leaf-Footed Bug. He said hello, explored for a moment, and then was off on another adventure.

Torch Lilies (2021). Foreign to me, they took over Spring in Tacoma as I explored. View fullsize

Torch Lilies (2021). Foreign to me, they took over Spring in Tacoma as I explored.

Bottomless Lakes 1 (2023). New Mexico, Bottomless Lakes State Park. The water reflecting the clouds. View fullsize

Bottomless Lakes 1 (2023). New Mexico, Bottomless Lakes State Park. The water reflecting the clouds.

Color in the Jungle (2022). Tulips thrive in a New York City downtown flower bed. View fullsize

Color in the Jungle (2022). Tulips thrive in a New York City downtown flower bed.

Hunter's Elegy (2024). A corn spider rests on its web, the dragonfly's remnants a healthy meal as the summer starts to fade into fall. View fullsize

Hunter's Elegy (2024). A corn spider rests on its web, the dragonfly's remnants a healthy meal as the summer starts to fade into fall.

Foxtail (2025). A foxtail shines in the sun of an Omaha afternoon, it's collection of webs waiting for new visitors at night. View fullsize

Foxtail (2025). A foxtail shines in the sun of an Omaha afternoon, it's collection of webs waiting for new visitors at night.

Suspicious (2024). His blue eyes watched me as I moved closer. He posed begrudgingly. View fullsize

Suspicious (2024). His blue eyes watched me as I moved closer. He posed begrudgingly.

The Village (2024). Surely there are villagers resting amongst the leaves. View fullsize

The Village (2024). Surely there are villagers resting amongst the leaves.

Waxed and Thriving (2025). It was alone, the only red leaf nearby. It gripped its tree and was the highlight of the area. View fullsize

Waxed and Thriving (2025). It was alone, the only red leaf nearby. It gripped its tree and was the highlight of the area.

Outta Here (2025). A Colorado rabbit paused to say hello, before rushing off to his very important date.
Weathered (2025). The clear day reflected on the ripples and freedom was everywhere.
Spring Storm (2022). It was inevitable and gone as fast as it rolled in.
Leafy Feets (2025). Orange tipped Leaf-Footed Bug. He said hello, explored for a moment, and then was off on another adventure.
Torch Lilies (2021). Foreign to me, they took over Spring in Tacoma as I explored.
Bottomless Lakes 1 (2023). New Mexico, Bottomless Lakes State Park. The water reflecting the clouds.
Color in the Jungle (2022). Tulips thrive in a New York City downtown flower bed.
Hunter's Elegy (2024). A corn spider rests on its web, the dragonfly's remnants a healthy meal as the summer starts to fade into fall.
Foxtail (2025). A foxtail shines in the sun of an Omaha afternoon, it's collection of webs waiting for new visitors at night.
Suspicious (2024). His blue eyes watched me as I moved closer. He posed begrudgingly.
The Village (2024). Surely there are villagers resting amongst the leaves.
Waxed and Thriving (2025). It was alone, the only red leaf nearby. It gripped its tree and was the highlight of the area.

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