No one knows how deep the waves we waded through

United States of America
Joined January 2021
Home in the Woods By Thomas Cole
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Grand Canyon of the Colorado By Thomas Moran
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In Without Knocking By Charles M. Russell
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Island Park, Idaho God's country
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God Bless America
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Coeur d'Alene River - Idaho By Tom Siebert Happy Independence Day
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The Last of the Buffalo By Albert Bierstadt
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Full Speed Ahead By Ed Mell
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What’s the lore behind your pinned post?
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My painting WESTERN STORM
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Most people don’t know this, but “Nebraska” is a liminal space.
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Where the dust remembers every play, and the bleachers hold echoes of summer cheers— the golden hour lingers a little longer, on a field where time once stood still.
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Bighorn Sheep By Tom Siebert
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Roping a Palmino By Maynard Dixon
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Holy cow! This may be the weather photo of the year. Double rainbow, orange sky over Nationals Park Friday evening. Absolutely amazing capture by Alex Warofka
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View from Floyd’s Grave, 1300 Miles above St. Louis By George Catlin
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Has anyone mentioned we have a baseball field in an Iowa cornfield
These US stadiums have a horrible aesthetic
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My painting STANTON BARN
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Somewhere out on the Wyoming sagebrush plain, thousands of Americans once faced decisions that could change the course of their lives. At a place called Parting of the Ways, pioneers traveling west by wagon had a decision to make. Stay on the established route or travel on a riskier shortcut across miles of dry desert with little water and no guarantees.
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