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: Yona
Images captured as a result of exploration in the beautiful village of Yona, Guam.
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.
Negative tide near Ricky’s Beach
We made our way north along the coast from Taga'chang today, arriving at Ricky's Beach. The view of the bay is varied and colorful at these low tides.
Weather-beaten on the beach
The twisted bark of this tree on Tagachang Beach caught my attention immediately. There were but a few green leaves sprouting above its battered trunk.
Coral rock and sand
My Found on the Beach series continues! Subjects must be a stone's throw from the Pacific, exactly as I find them, with the Sony A77V and 50mm Minolta.
World War II historical sites
This M4 Sherman tank is one of the more photographed relics from the World War II on Guam. I just visited the site for the first time a few months ago.
Rock and red dirt
In the red, eroded badlands behind Leo Palace, you'll also find this light-colored rock. The stain of the red soil is exposed when the rocks crack and break.