Haiga is a Japanese concept for simple pictures combined with poetry, usually meaning haiku. This is an archive of images that I have been inspired by.

zonked out wolf at International Wolf Center Ely, Minnesota

Clearlake, California before the storm serenity

Ona train station middle of nowhere Japan

Brad a fan attending Loncon2 by robot beam

it’s not over till the blue lady sings

dragons on a Beijing rooftop guardians

sunjammer solar sail – into the wild blue beyond

black cat in a urinal – a throne for a day

Anseman Oak in New Orleans City Park – graceful as a court lady

home in the fork of a tree bird’s nest

Saturn as Cassini saw you – and forever so will I

flower arrangement snippet of nature caught in a vase

our offspring must not go hungry child care

sun, sun, sun here comes the sun August twenty-one

three myna birds fly past my lanai seaward

fire-breathing unicorn gun-toting puss astride – rainbows on the day the myths collide

spotted dove once a tourist like myself – forages beneath tables

10,000 years of radioactive waste – tardigrades survive unscathed

Fubuki Daiko on the beach and strong

sperm whales in vertical position restorative rest

Steven Paul Judd knows Gojira has stomped more than Japanese skyscrapers

Pelo Blanco catches cloud-wrack in cathedral moment

corn maiden spirit food from the desert sinaqua

Canyon de Chelly Din’e home sacred

Debbie Ridpath Ohi’s drawings make me wanna let go and fly

a walk on sand millions of years ground beneath my feet

beautiful lady elegance in her very bones regal

April Pauly wears the entire 142nd derby on her head

spider in a hive suffers the full wrath of bee army big spider but many bees

in Ron Tarvers’ ‘Legends’ a real cowboy pays his respects to a true hero