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I've been in every black hole
At the altar of the dark star
My body's now a begging bowl
That's begging to get back, begging to get back
To my heart
To the rhythm of my soul
To the rhythm of my unconsciousness
To the rhythm that yearns
To be released from control

Tonight all too brief sunset, was stunning literally for less than 5mins then faded away to twilight

A girl just enjoying a few moments studying a blade of grass and singing a song

I had an amazing experience on Friday, I tracked down and followed a herd of wild horses and was eventually accepted into the group. I spent the entire afternoon walking with them in the foothills of the Alberta Rockies surrounded by some of the most breathtaking scenery Alberta has to offer, this was a once in a lifetime experience to be surrounded by wild horses and move with them in their natural habitat.

Architecture

This gorilla at the Franklin Park Zoo in Boston had a baby this past summer..Here I believe the newborn was about a month old

For me, these three shots show a progression of time. More than an instant, a moment. Which is defined as three human seconds, a moment.

Sometimes for me, a photo cannot stand alone. It needs more, and that's when I do sequences, and I do a LOT of them, but I don't always put them together like this. Together like this it's the story of this moment and not just an instant inside of the moment.

this has always been a favourite of mine in colour but the black adn white conversion turned out better than it thought.
Morning light and shadows from baby window drawings.

I've always thought the signs for this particular street were funny, like someone just ran out of ideas while being assigned to name our town's streets.

So as I lay there on the ground among the dead leaves, in direct sunlight, I grab my camera and point it at the ground, I decide not to look at what im about to shoot...I just let it happen...I release the shutter and am presented with this image, speaks to me in a way and represents just how calm and peaceful that day really was :)

Though being homeless is a very helpless state, this man seemed to of found a way to take advantage of the surroundings and looks like he is home at least for the moment.

Another shot from my photo shoot on Saturday. Well chuffed with results!

Lensbaby loving morning time with this sweet boy,
every day is a good day with Orson.

Granddaughter and fiance caught in a playful moment by the lake
Nikon D3100, 18-55 mm @ 55 mm, 1/500 F/7, ISO 600

Candid shot of an Aunt with her niece. The happiness/love in her face was just beautiful!

One I captured on the Bus, taken from my lap the young people obviously sharing a moment.

Leave it to the toddler to find the only puddle in a hundred miles during a record setting drought.
He had a happy day.

This is one of the prettiest sunsets I have ever seen, my camera, try as I might, just couldn't capture the true majesty of this particular end to a day.