Venus @ dawn
Moon and Juper aligned.
Venus again
Can you find the owl in the above photo?
And yet another shot of Venus!
Colorful dawn sans clouds
I normally stand on the island on the left for some of my early morning shots.
Random intermission
Sunset
Cranes
Flaming dusk
At dawn, the river had risen more from rainfall during the night and early morning.
Clear skies looking south at a volcano.
Sunrise
Sunset
A big tree floated by
Long after the sun had set, there was a persistent glow.
Silver
Glenda
Doppel
Taboo
Gwendolyn and Loki
Balloon surfing a contrail
Spunk
Low on gas
Blue/gray sunset
No sandbars for the cranes to stand on.
Colorful dawn
Heritage. A David Austin rose.
Dull sunset
Cranes looking for a place to roost
Can you find the beaver in the above photo?
Jake
Sunset
“Psst! Paparazzo!”
“Ummm?”
The silver-haired Sasquatch and his yellow-haired Dogsqautch silhouetted by the light of the Hunter Moon.
The Hunter Moon. Amazing I could get any detail with my new iPhone 18. But with its mechanical shutter and iris, I was able to get some detail in the full brightness in the darkness of the Hunter Moon.
When I zoomed out and exposed for the clouds. No detail in the moon.
There was an owl in the tree, but you can see him in the photo.
Dawn
Buddy was in town and came by the office.
Lots of cranes flying overhead this afternoon.
Sunset
Contrails gone wild
Storm clouds
Wet rose
Burning bush
Taboo
Marina’s Incognito Pear Tree is confused with putting on red leaves for fall and blooming at the same time.
Sunshine and rain at the same time
Spunk
The river running high from the rain
Glenda: “Whoa! That’s a lot of water!”
Rain and shine on the Rio Grande
Doppel: “Lovely light, il Paparazzo! I like looking at it in photos instead of real time in the rain.”
Jake contemplating the rising river
Dawn
Sunrise. The river was up from the rain.
Taboo
The last Dragonfly
Jake giving me a lazy greeting when I got home.
Taboo again
Sun peeking through angry stormclouds
The river running a few feet higher at sunset
A cluck of cranes on the other side of the river because there were no islands to stand on.
Sunset
