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| Click on any of these images to enlarge. |
| Here we found some funky mushrooms growing in the crevice of this tree. If you were one of those Survivor people, would you eat it?... I think I'd stick with twigs and bark.. |
| I imagined these leaves to be molten lava covering the sidewalk and spewing on into the trees. Crunching through fall leaves is very cathartic. Jogging through them is surreal. |
| We caught some guy in this tree trying to shine his flashlight in our eyes... Yeah Yeah, I know I'm full of it sometimes, but if you use your imagination it kinda looks like it. |
| Did we place those red leaves there? I'm not telling. I suppose it could've happened, but sometimes you just have to make it happen. |
| This is a view similiar to what a baby might see if crawling across the lawn. Sometimes it's rewarding to look at things with a different perspective. |
| The sun gets brighter as it gets closer to the horizon. It's a good habit not to stare directly into it, but curiosity has blinded some of the world's greatest scientists. |
| Only by lying on your back or straining your neck can you see things like this, snaking branches through a universe of leaves. |
| Here is a close up of a blanket of dry leaves following the 2nd law of thermo-dynamics: decaying away. Thes guys will never be evolving into an oak tree. |
| Here are a big pair of tree monsters feet. We caught him crunching through the fall leaves and asked if he'd let us take his picture. He stood perfectly still and planted himself firmly in one place. Kind of looks like that, huh? |
| Premillennial Fall 2000 Pictures |
| These digital images were taken as we wandered around our small town neighborhood here in SW Michigan. |
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