The first two photos are from Tuesday evening.
These two photos are from Wednesday evening. Can you see the difference as it waxes to Friday’s full moon?
Tag Archives: beauty in nature
Morning Haiku
pink paints the morning
shade of purple, gray, azure
filling the canvas
Inspiration is a two-way Street
When I began this blog two years ago, I included the tag line “inspiration comes from everywhere.” I have shared my inspiration and hope that my posts have occasionally inspired others.
Last September, I heard from a friend that his wife was interested in a photograph of mine. She asked for permission to create a painting based on it.
I was amazed by her talent when I looked at her website Danielle Hatherley and was honored at the prospect. Below is the incredible painting “Summer Glow – Boulder ”
Friday night, I was able to meet her and see the painting at a lovely art gallery near Golden, Colorado. Mirada Fine Art Gallery Inspiration is a two-way Street.
Wordless Wednesday
Waxing Crescent Moon
Following new moon
the waxing crescent moon hangs
in the western sky.
Clouds as Art
Sometimes the sky above the nearby peaks is so beautiful that you just have to stop and take it in.
Snow on the Flat Irons
I took these photos at the beginning of the month when things in Boulder were snow covered, the sun was shining, and the reflections were blinding.
Wordless Wednesday 3/27
The Moon is my Muse
I have over 400 photos of the moon, most of which have been taken in the past two years. Tonight, I added these to my collection. They have not been altered and I’m not sure the magnificence of the color comes through, but I wanted share.
Fly Me to the Moon and here’s a song o accompany the pictures.
Continental Divide Sunset
Tonight on the way home, I was thinking how much I love the longer days and wondered if I’d see a sunset. The view as I reach the top of the steep road home is often noteworthy. The paved road ends and the majority of the last two miles is downhill. Today I pulled over to take these photos. Unfiltered, you can see the snow on the peaks in the distance as the sun illuminates the clouds. Perfect timing.
