When water pools on the red dirt trails above San Carlos Falls, there are abstract images to be captured. Like this dead, stripped, floating palm frond.
Tag: Landscape
Another jungle scene
There are elements within this frame that represent our southern jungles well, including the ferns, coconut sprouts, palms, and shafts of harsh sunlight.
End of the line
The trail that follows the Fonte River downstream comes to a more abrupt end these days due to fallen trees. This cascade is just above the final stretch.
What you don’t see
This overgrown portion of the trail to Fonte Dam isn't used any more. The trail is almost completely washed out where I am standing to take the photo.
Mount Jumullong Manglo
This is the natural stopping point on the Mount Lamlam hike. It is 1,283 feet above sea level. Continue to the highest peak on Guam and reach 1,332 feet.
Favorites from 2025
You’ll find me on beaches or in the jungles of Guam in my free time. I photograph small scenes that help me remember. Here are my favorites from 2025.
Beauty in decay
Dead trees litter the jungle floor. They add to the chaos of each scene, but may also become focal points in the midst of their live counterparts.
The base of San Carlos Falls
We've made a few recent trips to San Carlos Falls - this one on Independence Day. The flow of water was limited to the right side of the drop on this day.
Among the eucalyptus trees
I've tried to photograph this large stand of eucalyptus trees near the Masso Reservoir many times. Yesterday I discovered a composition worth sharing.