Beasties - my human description - are the beings who live in the lower frequency spectrums of the nature realms. Because of their residence in these darker frequencies, humans tend to be afraid of them, often calling them "beasts." I like to use the term "beasties" as...
Look at all the smiling woodland beasties who are saying good-bye to visitors leaving the Winterthur Museum & Gardens by the back entrance (photo to right)...How many can you find? As seen here, nature beings will frequently craft their images into burls that...
It’s always good news when a gnome shows up on a piece of property. It means the gnomes have decided to help out from their inner earth domain, adding their support to the land and its good human stewards. A gnome on property is good luck! So I loved finding this...
This large-eyed troll lives in one of Boulder, Colorado's town squares. She lives near a bridge - trolls love bridges - and a swiftly-flowing stream. It is my policy to salute the nature spirits when starting a photo walk, listen to their requests and take photographs...
An entire tribe of trolls has been discovered on the Morton Arboretum grounds in Lisle, Illinois. The trolls appeared in 2018 and are still there in the summer of 2020. If you get a chance, now that the world is opening up again...do take a trip, a friend and a camera...
Gnomes are the friendliest of beings. I'm very fond of them. No matter where I travel, there is often a gnome in residence who makes his presence known to me. Gnomes are excellent beings to have in residence at a home. They are hard working and like to keep things in...
Trolls often get a bad rap in American culture. They are actually wonderful friendly thoughtful a bit somber and wise in the ways of the inner earth. They don’t brook well with fools and rednecks who feel humans are the greatest thing going in this universe. Hence their reputation among some as grouchy and territorial.
This kindly fellow has classic dwarf features – large nose, whiskers and beard. It is interesting to see his conical head. I keep wondering if he might be a gnome with his hat off (gnomes love tall conical hats) but he keeps insisting he is a dwarf and not a gnome....
”Be sure to photograph my nose,” the troll Wisewoman said. Her long "nose" is the "door knocker" for portal entry into her troll community. To gain entry, you need to cause the nose to vibrate at the correct frequency and then enter in through the portal, located at...