It’s interesting to watch both the sun as it rises over the peaks and the change in lighting of the clouds as it does. These photos were taken in a three minute period from start to finish. Please disregard the blue dot that looks like the Twitter logo in the final 2 pictures. It’s aContinue reading “Sunrise progression”
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Let the melting begin
We have snow again. Not the foot or more that was predicted, but the sandals are back in the closet and the warm clothes aren’t yet put away. Tomorrow is May 1st.
Clouds above the Continental Divide
Colorado sky hosting magnificent clouds snow covered divide
Full Moon – Part Two 4/20/19
Saturday morning, the full moon played peek-a-boo in the western sky
Full Moon Part One 4/19/19
Usually my pictures are taken with the mountains for a backdrop, but I didn’t make it home last night due to events yesterday afternoon and this morning far from home. These shots, which I took through tree branches created a different effect. I like it, even though neither the branches nor the moon are asContinue reading “Full Moon Part One 4/19/19”
Waxing Moon 🌔🌖
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?
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 aContinue reading “Inspiration is a two-way Street”
Volunteer Appreciation Week
In honor of Volunteer Appreciation Week, I was able to be part of a project at the Boulder Public Library’s MakerSpace. If you follow this blog, you saw a post recently featuring some of the incredibly creative artwork that has been made there. On Monday, a group of 20 volunteers from around the city ofContinue reading “Volunteer Appreciation Week”
Laura Roettiger Books 