To Each Their OwnMother and calf pause for an elephant sized snack in Central Tanzania.

Clouds have discharged their frosty elements over Cathedral Rock and the land becomes blanketed in a stark beauty which only winter can imagine

Naturalist photographer Greg Lawson’s California image collection conjures up just such a possibility with page after page of Golden State imagery featuring flora and fauna along with landscapes and seascapes with little visible impact by the footprint of man

to elevated plain

Hard lines are now softened by design elements of the architectural facade of Al Khazneh

A male Tibetan macaque living in the Huangshan Mountains of China’s Anhui Provence

The arch and tunnel was formed over eons by slow building deposits of calcium carbonate delivered by migrating water

imposing monuments

The evergreen conifer is native to the western reaches of North America and is scientifically not a fir tree at all

From the Basin and the Range Province upward through escarpments to the dramatic Colorado Plateau

Ranging from Colorado to Alaska these North American woolies are comfortable even in altitudes over two miles high

Ocean horizons

wild rivers