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• Post #3581514

  A Snowshoe Hare bounces away from the edge of a trail in the #Colorado Front Range. June, 2026. #FootpathFriday #Wildlife #Photography #TrailRunning

• Post #2607538

  Penstemon virens (Front Ranger Penstemon) are starting to flower in the foothills near #BoulderCO, despite the warm, dry Winter. The population doesn't look nearly as exuberant as a typical year though. #Bloomscrolling

• Post #1984001

  Looking down out of a canyon in the Organ Mountains, New Mexico. November, 2024. #MountainMonday #Hiking #Photography #Landscape

• Post #1984000

  A small series of falls along a creek winding through the White Mountains, New Hampshire. August, 2024. #WaterfallWednesday #Photography #Hiking #Landscape

• Post #1983998

  The trail through Bear Canyon. Boulder county, #Colorado. April, 2026. #FootpathFriday #TrailRunning

• Post #1983996

  #SilentSunday #Photography #TrailRunning #Colorado

• Post #1983991

  A view of a rocky volcanic peak in the #Oregon Cascades. Circa 2014. #MountainMonday #PNW #Landscape #Photography #Hiking #HikingAndPhotography

• Post #1983990

  I post photos of beautiful places I've visited to various photography-related hashtags. I post those photos for my fellow *humans* to enjoy, NOT for #AISlop generators to use as source material. Anyone who follows me that has "AIArt" in their profile is getting immediately blocked. As Hayao Myazaki said a few years back, contorting human art and expression into fodder for lifeless content creation machines is an "insult to life itself". I have a zero t...

• Post #1758330

  Looking up toward the forest canopy in the Western Cascades, #Oregon. December, 2025. #ThickTrunkTuesday #Photography #hiking #trees

• Post #1652173

  For #MountainMonday, a large ridge that just up above the South Boulder Creek drainage near East Portal, #Colorado. April, 2026. #Photography #Landscape #TrailRunning

• Post #1652170

  For #FootpathFriday, the trail toward Heart Lake in the James Peak Wilderness, #Colorado. From a trail run last weekend. #Trailrunning #photography #Landscape

• Post #1411765

  https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/apr/13/immigration-judges-fired-trump-administration

• Post #1411756

  Winiger Ridge trail. Boulder county, #Colorado. April, 2026. #FootpathFriday #TrailRunning #Photography #Landscape

• Post #1411755

  One of the things that I find particularly infuriating about this whole "AI" hype machine is just how much it exemplifies the fundamental misallocation of resources in our capitalist global economy. Set against the backdrop of widespread poverty, hunger, untreated preventable disease, habitat loss, climate change, etc. we're dumping billions of dollars and almost unfathomable amounts of energy into creating just about the dumbest, most harmful technologies one could thi...

• Post #1411754

  #SilentSunday #bloomscrolling #Colorado #Photography

• Post #899136

  #SilentSunday #Hiking #Photography

• Post #899134

  Police opened fire with pepper balls on the crowd of peaceful protesters. https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2026-03-29/demonstrators-arrested-tear-gassed-at-no-kings-protest

• Post #813815

  I alternate between feeling like I'm living through the events of a Philip K. Dick story and the events of a Kurt Vonnegut story. It leads me to ask the question: has anyone coined the usage of terms equivalent to "Kafkaesque" for PKD or Vonnegut? For PKD I have to assume the correct term would be "Dickish", but what about Vonnegut? Vonnegutian? Vonnegutesque? #literature #language #humor