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I saw an article about the largest living elm tree in America. It was dying. And arborists could not save it. It happened to be a few hours from my home. So on a cold, moody winter's day, I drove out into the middle of nowhere and photograph this majestic beauty while he was still in decent shape. I've been back several times. I won't even show the images of what became of him. But he lives on through images made by many a photographer and is in a book by famous photographer James Balog I found some time after I had captured this image.

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I saw an article about the largest living elm tree in America. It was dying. And arborists could not save it. It happened to be a few hours from my home. It sits in a farmer's cornfield in Buckley, Michigan, outside of Traverse City. It is estimated to...

My memories begin as a five-year-old-free-spirit discovering and creating anything 'beautiful.' I was bold, creative, curious, and loved adventure. It stands to reason that when I spray painted the neighbor's black hearse a sparkling shade of silver that I was destined to be an artist. Now that I'm in my 7th decade, my free spirit has settled down a bit (the hearse owner would be glad). Still, curiosity, creativity, and an eye for beauty define me. Lots of things inspire me in my art. I love traveling, and have been afforded the opportunity to see wonderful places all over the world. I then share our travel destinations with others so they can experience the beauty out there too. Another passion of mine is ornamental gardening. Flowers...