Erica and I took the kids up to Hatcher's Pass (just a half an hour drive away) this weekend. It was a beautiful sunny day down in Eagle River. So we were ill equipped for the splattering of hail near the summit where Independence Mine and Hatcher's Pass Lodge is nestled. These photos were taken shortly after the hail stopped.
When my daughter turned three, she started pointing at everything and everyone, asking, "What's That?" It was about the same time that I had my son and my friends urged me to start this blog...a place for my photo and video essays about life on the ecotone.
As I mature as an artist, I hope to set up residence in literary ecotones, where writing breaks genres and artforms seeking the thrill of riding on the edge. An ecotone is a transitional zone between two communities containing the characteristic species of each.
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