
LIFE IS GOOD

Broad-billed Hummingbird

Verdin

Verdin

mount lemmon, windy point, tucson, arizona

Looking Across Arizona

Gila Woodpecker

A Winter's Day

A view from Windy Point. Mt. Lemmon, Arizona.

Turn Around Once A While

Windy Point

Day's end at Windy Point. Mt. Lemmon, Arizona.

Fill your paper with the breathings of your heart…

Palm fibers. Agua Caliente Park. Tucson, Arizona.

Leaving

Arizona - Sonora Desert View

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Mount Lemmon Saguaros

Sad Hike // Upper Tanque Verde Falls

Vertigo

A Backdrop of the Rincon Mountains for Saguaro Cactus

Agua Caliente near sunset

A Forest of Saguaro Cactus

The Moon and Mountains as a Backdrop for a Saguaro Cactus

Santa Catalina morning

View from Mount Lemmon

View of turning Cottonwoods and hills to the south from Cascabel, AZ

arizona, tucson, mt. lemon, rock climbing

Saguaro Cactus with a Mountain Backdrop (Saguaro National Park)

trail heaven

A Scenic View at Windy Point Vista

Curved-billed Thrasher with the evil eye for the 400mm cyclops

Walking a Trail Amongst the Saguaro Cactus (Saguaro National Park)

A Wide Angle View with a Crested and Other Saguaro Cactus

A Desert Landscape with Saguaro Cactus, Mountains and Blue Skies Above (Black & White, Saguaro National Park)

From a Rise and Looking Across a Hillside of Saguaro Cactus (Saguaro National Park)

Parting View

Patio View Of The Cactus Garden, Desert And Mountains

Views Taken While Walking in Saguaro National Park

A Wide Angle View in Saguaro National Park to Saguaro Cactus, Mountain Peaks and the Moon (Saguaro National Park)

I Only Went Out for a Walk... (Saguaro National Park)

The Lone Sentinel (Saguaro National Park)

A Lone Saguaro Cactus (Black & White, Saguaro National Park)

A Typical Snapshot Moment While Walking the Mica View Trail (Saguaro National Park)

Four Arms and a View Beyond

The Many Arms of Saguaro Cactus (Saguaro National Park)

A Lone Tree in the Molino Basin Area

The Very Top of a Saguaro Cactus (Black & White, Saguaro National Park)

Rugged Hillsides and Mountain Peaks...and Then a Few to More Across Tucson