PaulBrozenich

Hello Watchers! As you may have noticed, I have not added any deviations for a long time. For this, I sincerely apologize; I just didn't have the time or energy throughout most of 2012. In May, my Uncle complained of chest pains to his primary care doctor.  The Doctor told my Uncle that he was suffering from heatstroke and just needed to rest. He went home and continued to go about his normal routine. A few days later my Aunt rushed him in to the emergency room; doctors told her that he'd had a heart attack and was having a second one as they spoke. The doctors were able to operate on his heart successfully but his internal organs were dama

Hello watchers! Sorry for the lack of deviations lately! Life has been busy, the weather has been rather bland, and I haven't had much time for landscapes :( This weekend I'm heading to Joshua Tree NP for the first time and weather permitting, I should have some new shots soon. As the summer begins I'll also be taking some time to hunt for insect/flower macros. Stay tuned!

Recently I was fortunate enough to visit both Carrizo Plain National Monument as well as Yosemite National Park. If you've never been to either I recommend a visit, they offer some of the most stunning landscapes and wildlife around. The Carrizo Plain, 100 airline miles (160 km) north of Los Angeles, California is an area by-passed by time. Soda Lake, its centerpiece, is a glistening bed of white salt, set within a vast open grassland, rimmed by mountains. The plain is home to diverse communities of wildlife and plant species, and is an area culturally important to Native Americans. It is traversed by the San Andreas fault, which has carve