Michael Bollino
@michaelbollino.bsky.social
New Iceland Images --> https://www.michaelbollino.com/recentwork
Hey everyone -- I just released as second collection of images from Iceland on my website. The first release was Iceland from the Air, this time around all images are ground based. Feel free to take a look. Hope you enjoy! www.michaelbollino.com/recentwork
In a canyon dominated by miles of red sandstone walls this section of blue streaks was both unexpected and glorious
Good morning everybody -- just a quick word that a new gallery of Iceland images is now live on my website. If you enjoy seeing photographs from the air then feel free to check them out. Thanks to those who do. Feel free to let me know what you think. Cheers! www.michaelbollino.com/recentwork
Smoke in the desert Glen Canyon Recreation Area, Utah
I had never visited this section of badlands before this year's trip to Death Valley. It was a pretty inspiring outing. Definitely looking forward to the return trip.
Bright light and deep shadows working well together somewhere in Utah's canyon country.
A new crop of images are now up on my website. If you like desert imagery you may enjoy! www.michaelbollino.com/recentwork
Oaks and fresh spring growth in the Columbia River Gorge
A quiet stream in a quiet corner of Washington State
Black Cottonwoods in full spring Columbia River Gorge, Washington
I have a fair amount of new work to share in the coming weeks. This image may make the cut.
Today we celebrate Earth Day. Sadly, nature has never been more imperiled as myopic leaders in the US gleefully dismantle needed protections buffering against the greed driven destruction of our environment and, in turn, our physical and mental health. Please remember to vote the environment!
Warm weather this past week has sped up spring's explosion. It was pretty amazing to see the difference between lats weeks outing and yesterday's. Leaves are fast unfurling, flowers on the forest floor are popping, and ground cover in general has really come on strong. Such a great time of year.
Springtime is the best time here in the Pacific Northwest Gifford Pinchot National Forest, Washington
The temperate rainforest in late May, Olympic National Park I'm beginning to really look forward to full spring
It's catkin season here in the PNW! Not sure what a catkin is? It's those longish cluster of flowers which sprout on trees before their leaves form. They can come in a variety of colors so help give spring a "false fall" look in places. Anyway, here's a magnificent maple with catkins
Hey everyone! It's been a minute! Don't take it personally BlueSky community -- I took an unexpected holiday from posting on social media. I've been busy in the meantime photographing so there should be a good number of new images coming. Here's an image of spring greens showing off a bit.
Trees set against a canvas made of stone Yosemite National Park
Heading back to Death Valley tomorrow and that familiar feeling of anticipation and excitement is building. Not many places inspires and surprises the way Death Valley does.
It's a somewhat rare snowy day here in Portland! Love it when it happens. To honor this blast of winter I'm sharing a photograph captured down the street from my house during an even stronger snow event. Let the flakes fly!
