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Taken in May, when the bright green leaves of spring haven't yet lost their brilliance to the lush, deep green of summer.
Gazing upstream along Nine Mile Creek.
Decorative grasses dressed in winter white.
A stand of aspen trees in a local nature reserve. I thought I'd try my hand at B&W.
The last light of the sun illuminates the way ahead, but night approaches swiftly on this chill November evening.
A family of Canada geese enjoying some time on the water. Shot on a fine, sunny day in mid-May when the ripples on the water make the sunlight sparkle. There is likely 30 inches of snow on this pond now and about 20 inches of ice beneath that.
Another warm one from October. The red sumac spread across the field is almost as good as a log on the fireplace.
I was feeling the need for a little warmth this cold evening, so I pulled a misty September sunrise out of the bin.
A brilliant, early morning sun lights up the landscape.
The day's last light illuminates the burr oaks and winter grasses on the high ground around Louisville Swamp in the Minnesota River Valley.
Another closer look. This time at a dahlia, which makes an attractive place for a bumblebee to explore.
Taking a little closer look at the natural world.
A time when winter is still fresh. Colder weather lies ahead. The creek will freeze over, but the days will grow longer.
A cold, gray day when winter seems to be the only season in a land of snow and ice.
Early morning, with only the birds for company.
A late December landscape to mark the end of 2010. Three feet of snow this month provided an opportunity to capture a few classic winter photos. Best wishes to everyone for a happy and healthy 2011! - Steve
One of the many stone outcrops along the hillsides overlooking Louisville Swamp in the Minnesota River Valley.
One of the few nice days we've had this winter.
A Japanese garden in winter.
Bright autumn red lit by the morning sun.