Pair of coyotes, plump with plush coats
one takes off
while the other lingers, posing for the camera
Another Photoshoot with new Forest Friends
Tag Archives: nature
Wordless Wednesday 11/27/19
Dear Deer
Dear Deer,
It was so kind of you to stop by. I enjoyed our photo shoot and wanted to send you a few of my favorites. I hope you like the one showing off your crown of flora.
With admiration and love,
Laura
Wordless Wednesday 11/20/19
Denver Art Museum Part 2 – Monet Exhibit
I’ve always loved Impressionism and Monet is a sentimental favorite for me because I have fond memories of a special exhibit that I went to with my mom at the Art Institute of Chicago.
Monet traveled extensively so his work includes paintings in London, Amsterdam, Norway, the French and Italian Riviera on the Mediterranean, Normandy, Paris, and of course Giverny where he lived and created his famous Water Lilies work.
Sunrise Haiku
Painted morning sky
just before blinding sun
layers of color
Full Moon #Frostmoon
Driving in the mountains, I’m often greeted by a view that takes my breath away. These photos were preceded by a gasp. I love the full moon, as anyone who follows this blog already knows. It was the inspiration for my first book.
But the full moon, hanging low in the still blue sky is magical.
Turtle Rock
When I moved to Colorado, everyone in the neighborhood called this peak Turtle Rock.
I’ve climbed to the top many times because it’s so close to my house.
It’s where we watched the solar eclipse.
It’s the first climb I took Charlie on back when I could easily pick him up, before he could leap over any obstacle.
It’s where I’ve seen some magnificent sunsets.
It affords 360 views that include the continental divide and most recently dozens of elk.
But it wasn’t until this summer, when I looked at it from this angle, that I understood why it’s called Turtle Rock.
Migration
Elk migration from the windows of my house after the snow.
Sunrise Saturday
