Twin views of a Twin Lake
Didn't find the other lake that day, as the weather shortly turned nasty, spitting snow while we were minding our business looking at aspens up big Cottonwood Canyon.
I put this in the maybe pile when I was choosing my project for the SL Art Center B&W printing workshop. Even though I decided to go with the glass & architecture theme, I still like the lines of this one.
Downright depressing
Enough rain already, even the aspens are weeping. Three infectious diseases from last weekend's trip have sapped my enthusiasm for spring, tulips and cute little fermented-berry drunken cedar waxwings intent on killing themselves by flying into our windows. R was the hero, Tracy Aviary sent a licensed bird rescuer to collect the little beast last week. The incident occurred when it was 35deg on the porch, so we found it a box and a towel to keep it warm until they came. A broken wing and possible spinal injuries, chances were poor, but better than being eaten by a cat. We could all use a day of sunshine to air out our feathers, take a dustbath and clear the winter blahs away.
Imogene Basin, Colorado
In Imogene Basin I waited for the cloud to drift from right to left until it aligned where I wanted it in my composition. One of my better pictures from a
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