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Showing posts with label reflection. Show all posts

27 September 2012

First Snow on Maroon Bells, Colorado

The first snow of the season on Maroon Bells, Colorado.
The first snow of the season always holds that childhood magic for me. The quiet falling flakes drift down in spirals to land gently on my nose melting, but leaving me to feel wonder at the uniqueness of each one. We have not had that first snow in town yet, but on mountain tops across Colorado it has come. I see it up there. I long to go there. But not even the eagles, bears, or mountain goats dare to stay in that harsh environment after the snow starts. I settle for gazing out my window.







The first snow of the season on Maroon Bells, Colorado.
First Snow 
The first snow of the season on Maroon Bells, Colorado.


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23 September 2012

Colorado's Crown Jewel, Maroon Bells in Autumn

Famous Maroon Bells gives a brilliant fall display of Colorado aspens peaking in golden color.
The morning we drove out to Maroon Bells near Aspen it was threatening rain or snow depending on your elevation. I wanted to see the 'Bells' again even if the weather was not conducive for photography. The air was that special flavor of high altitude crisp and the temperature was definitely on the chilly side. But the moment we arrived I knew I would be granted a beautiful opportunity. 

There were a few other photographers there as well. There always are and we shared our tips and gadgets as we watched the clouds alternately close in and slowly part for a brief glimpse of the Bell's first snow. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did being there. 



Famous Maroon Bells gives a brilliant fall display of Colorado aspens peaking in golden color.

Autumn Bells 
 Famous Maroon Bells gives a brilliant fall display of Colorado aspens peaking in golden color. The cloud shrouded mountain top has just received the seasons first snow, while the lake mirrors the lovely scenic vista. Maroon Bells, Colorado


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12 September 2011

Sea Dreams

The Pacific Ocean catches the soft light of late afternoon from a cloud filled blue sky.A whisper soft breeze catches my hair and I push it back in place out of the way of my camera lens. The scent of sea air fills me with primal memories of safety and comfort. A bird calls sternly to her dinner as the waves gently swoosh and smack on the sandy shore. As I stand and watch the clouds change color and create dancing light upon the water. A calmness enfolds me. It lingers still.













The Pacific Ocean catches the soft light of late afternoon from a cloud filled blue sky.

Sea Dreams
A tranquil Pacific Ocean catches the soft light of late afternoon from a cloud filled blue sky. Bodega Bay, California
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07 July 2010

Stepping out of My Steel Box

Steel faced building in blue clouded sky.




If you are familiar with my work then you know I tend toward natural images found in the Western USA. Today I am stepping out of my comfort zone. You might think I took this photo in a major city, but in fact, it was taken at a rural interstate rest area in Wyoming. It is what my eye saw when I looked at that reflective steel face shining like a beacon in the sun. Let me know what you think.











Steel faced building in blue clouded sky.
Steel Box
A wedge shaped building with a face of reflective steel shines in a blue cloud filled sky.
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09 April 2010

A Summer Breeze of Turquoise

This week I am featuring the tropical color of turquoise. It inspires me and lets my imagination wander to a Pacific island. Can you see yourself sitting in a rattan chair sipping a mai tai and watching the waves of the ocean spill across the white sand beach. Ah yes, there it is. A summer breeze smelling of coconuts and salty sea. Enjoy the view!

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A turquoise neck scarf for summer.





Turquoise waters and cliffs line the coast at Big Sur, California.





A Racquet-tailed Rollar bird from Angola.





Turquoise handbag
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A trio water photos.










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04 October 2009

Space Needle Perspective

There are many ways to look at something. Our perspectives are as unique as we are. This is true with philosophy and politics, as well as a tangible object like the Seattle Space Needle. I had so much fun exploring all the different approaches to this subject, opening my mind to let creativity spark and new ideas form. Tell me your perspective.

Seattle sky line with Space Needle

black and white seattle space needle

seattle space needle reflection

seattle space needle

seattle space needle


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29 April 2009

Friday Favorites - Reflections

THE MUSE'S MIRROR

EARLY one day, the Muse, when eagerly bent on adornment,
Follow'd a swift-running streamlet, the quietest nook by it seeking.
Quickly and noisily flowing, the changeful surface distorted
Ever her moving form; the goddess departed in anger.
Yet the stream call'd mockingly after her, saying: "What, truly!
Wilt thou not view, then, the truth, in my mirror so clearly depicted?"
But she already was far away, on the brink of the ocean,
In her figure rejoicing, and duly arranging her garland.

by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe 1799





















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