We return from holiday break and welcome the new year with photography. Michael Shoemaker describes his images below.
Appearing and Disappearing Waterfall – Fifteen minutes before a flash flood there was no water falling here. Thirty minutes later, the waterfall was dry again.
Water lilies fascinate me. They rest in the same domain as waterfowl that bob on top of the water’s surface.
Michael Shoemaker is a poet, haikuist, photographer, writer and editor and writer from Magna, Utah where he lives with his wife and son and enjoys looking out on the Great Salt Lake every day. His photography has appeared in Writers on the Range, Sea to Sky Review, A New Ulster, the Denver Post, the Salt Lake Tribune, Yahoo.com and elsewhere. Michael is the author of three poetry/photography collections and is a nominee for the 2025 Best of the Net anthology for his photograph “Flashflood Waterfall.” Find his work online at michaelshoemaker.crevado.com.
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