Showing posts with label nature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nature. Show all posts

Sunday, August 28, 2016

BIRDZILLA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGn7u8WlVMA

BIRDZILLA is a film I made based off of my bird's mischievous personality. Check it out with the link above!

(Some Photoshop magic)

Monday, July 18, 2016

Green Silk Worm


A poem inspired by the clashing of nature and humanity. (photos by me).

Green Silk Worm

Green worm idiling on a silk thread
Defiant to gravity as it swings across the sky
One glance seen
The next glance gone
A fond memory that is lost but not forgotten
Green silk worm on a shiny thread
Glistening in the last warm rays of the sun
One entity
A harmony between the earth and the trees
A remedy to the soul
Silent
And awaiting with eager eyes
Wanting the old connections to be made
Green silk worm
Greed                                                                     
Gluttony
Residing in the heart
A defined part of the mind
Touching the light
Despite the warning signs
Breaking the thread that ties two worlds together
Green silk worm
Falling
As the light fades
Into the open mouth

Of the grass weed

Sunday, July 17, 2016

Birds

I'm a bit bird obsessed. Here are some pictures I took of birds from around the world.

 Florida bird (we named him Harold).


 Owl at a bird park


 Another Florida bird


Here's Harold again

I love the blue eyes on this one

 Pelican eye



Some wild parrots in a palm tree


This is a Takahe. There are only a few left in the world. We got the rare opportunity to see one in New Zealand.

A parrot from New Zealand

This little guy wanted my food when I was in Queenstown

A lovely looking pigeon from D.C.



This is probably my favorite picture. I took it in Colorado at the Garden of the Gods

This is my son. His name is Rocky.

Thursday, July 14, 2016

Mountains


I thought I would share one of my favorite pictures I took from my trip to New Zealand. Enjoy.

Tuesday, April 19, 2016

We Didn't Notice

A poem about the environment

We Didn't Notice
By: Grace Forciea

We didn't notice
as we were driving on the freeway 
every morning
the land disappearing slowly
year after year
we didn't notice
our favorite wildlife thinning out
and not returning
we blamed it on migration
not an immigration up to heaven
we didn't notice
the gas guzzlers
pumping black smoke into the air
we didn't notice
we just went about our days
eating
drinking
sleeping
we didn't notice
that our food and our water 
was a bother to our bodies 
and the substance in our apples
wasn't natural or "organic"
we didn't notice 
that organic became a title for something real
we didn't notice
that the trees lost their leaves
during the summer and fell over in the winter
black cancer growing on their branches and eating at their cores
we didn't notice
that guns replaced text books and killing was a solution to a problem
like mass shootings minus a revolution 
would solve everything
we didn't notice
that green grass grew where snow melted in December
we didn't notice 
that every winter turned into spring
and the hum of bulldozers
could be heard over the horizon
we didn't notice
that the world was becoming a swimming pool with no lifeguards
and a flame was growing in the souls of every forest,
spreading until existence was a lost trend
in a dying world

Wednesday, April 13, 2016

Away to New Places

I've been away for a while on my trip to New Zealand but I have returned. It was quite the trip, I saw the rare Takahe bird species, went bungee jumping headfirst off the worlds tallest cliff jump and traveled to some amazing places that have inspired me to reshape the landscape in my novel Dalith. Enjoy some of these pictures I took during my trip.

Milford Sound


 Ben Lommond Track

The Remarkables at Sunrise