Lake Meridian, March 2004




Kasilof Moose at daybreak, July 2004



Bethel Ridge, November 2004

Unfortunately there is just no way for film or dig to truly capture the totality of the sunrise/sunset beauty or the humbling granduer of the experience on the water at those fleeting moments when light is both subtle and stupendous. Yet for some crazy reason I keep trying. Here's a couple of my more recent attempts.

First is looking out to Kingston with the Olympics in the background. Hey that boat probably belongs to a Piscatorial Pursuit member.



The other is from a Canada flyfishing trip. Jerrys getting in one last cast and demonstrating fine form with his rod tip in the water while dredging a leech pattern. He was probably too intent to even notice the spectacular sunset. Yah right. Meanwhile I was scramblin' to get out of my float tube and into the boat before they left without me when I stopped long enough to grab this one.

Okay here's a couple for you from my hard drive

How 'bout some warm sun!!



Or some cold November sun at the mouth of the Quillayute:



Or to encourage you to get up off your duff like this critter and get working at sun-up, here's a busy BC beaver!

ISO ... Same Moose

How long did it take him to get that moose in?

And did the moose actually hit or was he flossed?

Bob,
I am humbled. The one of the lower Quil. Is breath taking. That's why I love these pics no two can ever be the same!

Late September Sekiu moon at sunset.