A very red rose in black.
Digital Noir
Tuscan Sun and a sun dappled rose in digital noir.
The Lady and the Snake
This black widow greeted me when I took out the trash and a ribbon snake greeted Laurie while she was hiking in the petroglyphs.
Hummmmmm
A hummingbird was foraging on one of our butterfly bushes in the late afternoon light.
Between Rainstorms
Nice light between the rainstorms.
Enchanting
As the sun hung low behind the cloud cover, slivers of light crawled across the dark shadows in the foreground.
Like Sirens Sweetly Singing
The “Land of Enchantment” — like the sirens whose sweet voices called to the sailors to be dashed against the rocks — called for us to sit out the rains, which produced too much water for my Mazda to get through.
Adventure
After an extremely adventurous outing this afternoon, a tow truck dropped us and my car off at the Mazda dealer at 10:30 pm. We left the car in the service parking lot, dropped the keys in the after hours key-drop, Tristan picked us up, and we got home at 11:30 pm.
These Eyes
This jumping spider has plenty of eyes to cry for it’s lost love. Rosencrantz looks nice in stripes, and now that our butterfly bushes are blooming they are attracting all kinds of insects, like the scarab in the last photo.
Old Adobes
After our trip to Jemez and Gliman Tunnels, I got photos of old adobe houses in Corrales and San Ysidro. The first two are in Corrales and both are doing worse after the major storm that hit Corrales at the end of July. The last photo is of an abandoned adobe house in San Ysidro.
Off Center & Not Even 