Kevin’s travelogue

Dunes uploaded on 18 February 2008

This day was amazing as a enormus blanket of clouds uncovered the blue sky. Horseneck is a great place to watch water, sky, and land interact.

Back of "Sign Station" uploaded on 17 February 2008

While traveling and photographing much of the United States, I’ve been searching for natural symbology, hoping to decode and learn the language of Nature. Making images about these ideas, I am strongly influenced by Native American beliefs. Every so often an image of man made objects sneaks in, to remind me, and inform the work in progress, how our culture has strayed from what is important to our environment and to the indigenous peoples of this continent.

Flare uploaded on 17 February 2008

Looking into Olympic National Park from a logging road in the National Forest. Lens flare adds to colorful scene, reminiscent of Japanese landscape.

Light uploaded on 17 February 2008

Light speaks through the trees and to the trees.

Tree uploaded on 17 February 2008

Just outside the town of Marshall, this shot was taken in the area around Stuart Lake.

uploaded on 17 February 2008

Icicle uploaded on 17 February 2008

Even in the gray, dark days of winter in Michigan, one can find hidden signs of beauty and life.

Symbol uploaded on 17 February 2008

The intelligence of Nature and its symbols act as a language that I hope to decode through art.

Circle uploaded on 16 February 2008

Perfectly circular stone in a circle of lichen.

Form uploaded on 16 February 2008

Many forms, patterns, and designs are in the framework of a dense shot of the woods. The fabric of the natural world reveals ancient truths.