Mechanic trust
Service perfectly
Any situation
Considering the quantity of services and merchandise proffered, is there any correspondence between branding and actual benefits rendered?
“Screw out the bolts of your life, examine and work on yourself, fix your life again and get going.” – Israelmore Ayivor
Heavy runoff
Dissolved minerals
River ingest
Once the largest geyser in the world with 300 feet convulsions, the last known major Excelsior eruption occurred during the 1880’s. Now a productive thermal spring, it presently discharges ~4500 gallons of hot water per minute, much of it flowing directly into the Firehole River.
“Naturalized salmonid populations occur in the presence of elevated trace element concentrations and temperatures in the Firehole River.” – J. N. Goldstein
Confines potential
Realities and dreams
Mutually constitute
Snow serves to simplify an elegant winter panorama. Such an engaging landscape may be affirmed in virtue of two variant paradigms. One locates aesthetic quality as inherent in the extrinsic physical manifestation, while the other regards visual virtue as a mental construct.
“Is not the core of nature already inside the heart of human kind?” – Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Single location
Dual purpose
Since 1880
Bright winter sunshine bounces off a historic architectural facade in downtown Sedalia. Functioning side by side for over a hundred years, the McLaughlin family owned and operated a combined furniture store and funeral home. In the nineteenth century, the makers of furniture often also pursued casket-making.
“I feel there’s a lot of emphasis these days placed on explaining everything in such a fashion that there’s really nothing left for the listener or reader to explore themselves.” – Aaron Turner
Higher elevation
Immediately adjacent
Isolation prominence
Early morning sunlight spotlights the top of a geological phenomena under aesthetic scrutiny. Expanding the vicissitudes of time and place, this instance accentuates distinctions between what is changing and variable, subject to growth and decay, and what is more abiding.
“Mountain ranges differ considerably in their overall appearance.” – Adam Helman
Manifold manifestations
Spontaneous attention
Abounds in movement
Spinning around a curve on a lonesome highway, oncoming traffic providentially remains in its designated lane. We tend to place much trust in the behavior of others operating within an organized society.
“There is a tendency to seek an objective account of everything before admitting its reality.” – Thomas Nagel
Glacial moraine
Ancient lava flow
Valley bottom
A geologically active primordial terrain displays some of our planet’s most fundamental dynamic processes. Sojourning in such wild diverse landscapes provides immense inspiration.
“I haven’t been everywhere, but it’s on my list.” – Susan Sontag
First light feeling
Shine before dawn
Greet the day
In the vintage Bombardier Snowcoach, on the move traveling to the first photographic venue of the day, many things of interest pass by the vehicle window. Fortunately such visual opportunity can be an integrated part of the overall experience. Aesthetics is a continuous process always available.
“I love how the day slowly gets brighter, when the midnight blue turns to lighter blue, when the brilliant colors start to seep into the sky, when nature is painted in incredible colors.” – Leo Babauta
Current conversation
Alternating versatile
Enigmatic intricacies
The dynamic interactions of electromagnetic radiation shift dramatically as night descends. Transition boundaries offer opportunities for acute aesthetic awareness.
“Could something like a “phase transition” involve dimensions that are more transitory then we imagined.” – R.A. Delmonico
Hydrothermal features
Magnificent evidence
Volcanic activity
Visible and imperceptible change occurs in thermophile aggregations as sunlight, air-temperature, and environmental chemical concentrations dynamically interact. Responsive vital and functional life existence may have originated in similar extreme conditions, feasibly widespread on ancient Earth.
“People for thousands of years likely have wondered about these extreme habitats.” – Mary Ann Franke