The present moment is always alive I usually share photos only in black and white. Color can be a distraction; it tells your brain what to focus on before you truly notice the details. In black and white, you have to slow down and look past the surface to see, for example, the frog blending into the background. So why am I including both photos today? 
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 When I crossed into Colorado on my bike ride across America and snapped a photo in front of the “Welcome to Colorful Colorado” sign, everything changed. For some, that sign is just a spot for a quick picture. For me, it meant something deeper.
 I took this photo at Eagle Island State Park in Eagle, Idaho: a Common Milkweed pod releasing its seeds at the precise moment of bursting. The plant doesn’t have a flight plan or a guaranteed landing zone—it simply opens up and lets the wind take over, trusting movement over certainty.
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