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all images \u00a9 Jonathan Levitt<\/p>\n

We’ve been trying to define what we love about Jonathan Levitt<\/a>‘s blog, Grass Doe.<\/p>\n

Grass Doe is a collection of the Maine photographer’s images, updated regularly.<\/p>\n

There are beautiful images of snowbound wolves, bucolic riverine moments and delectable slant-lit plates of food fit for the most cultured of woodsmen.<\/p>\n

There are amazingly textured rock formations, woods full of turning leaves and silent pathways that hint of isolated adventure.<\/p>\n

But among these immaculately presented interpretations of nature’s wonders is sprinkled the occasional great shot of cars and bikes; more often than not of the supremely utilitarian kind.<\/p>\n

It makes sense to us. After all vehicles are essentially magic carpets through which you experience the world in all its wonder. At least if you allow them to be.<\/p>\n

Something about the way the cars and bikes are represented here foregrounds that aspect of car culture, and it chimes deeply somewhere within us.<\/p>\n

Do yourself a favour and bookmark Jonathan’s sites.<\/p>\n\n\t\t