When you look down in Indiana, you see either mud or decaying leaves. This is of course exaggerating it, but the contrast to Arizona is so stark that I ended up taking a considerable number of pictures by just pointing the camera downwards.
It of course always depends on where you are and what you do. I don’t envy the brave NASA scientists who have been staring for decades at red desert rocks from Mars. What will the first plant on Mars look like?
Then there are the forests, smelling of pine and juniper.
The proximity of decay and growth shows how fragile is what we have,
and how much it depends on water.
The Inner Frame 