Windstorm, windblast, tornado and several trees broke down that day. That was July. This image made the following October.

Same picture but different.

The condos at prospect new town had just been built when we lived in Longmont and I was filling up the photo albums here on Picturelongmont. I liked the neighborhood because in my thoughts it had interesting architecture. Too close together for me but interesting.

Christmas day morning. Peace on earth, goodwill towards all.

We do this every night.

what seemed to me the best was the bedroom

The maple is one of my favorite trees at the condo. I like its looks. But it is a dirty tree. In the spring it spits out leaf shoots that cover the ground and get stuck in everything. Leaves fall constantly. All year. The twirly seed flyers fall constantly and plug up everything. I have…

Bob cut the figures from plywood when he did. We’ve painted them three times.

I like the canvas filter. Don’t use it too much. I like it here on the west wood in winter stand. We’re getting some rain this morning.

West wood here. Winter. The weather here has been remarkable! Blessed splendor.

We’re on the western edge of the eastern time zone. Yesterday was truly the shortest day of our year. I feel the days ahead getting longer starting now.

This rig makes a steamin picture right here. Windblast across the edges right there.

Same or similar image but processed with different set of filters and perspective tools. Some like one but not the other.

It’s not a ski hill. Looks like it could be though. That or a minibike racetrack. I could do some photo edit magic and place bike riders racing up the hill around the imaginary bend. In the meantime, I’ll just look and wonder where the shadows come from.

Fairly early morning with Ollie out at the feeding station. There’s a slope to this image. I think the horizon is level, but the yard appears to slope upward because of how I was holding the camera at an angle. I like pictures of the woods to contain a bit of mystery. Something not quite…

Display of sunflowers at the Lume Indianapolis featuring Van Gogh. Display consists of physical plants mixed over mirror panels to create illusion of great fields of sunflowers. We really enjoyed the Lume.

Things you thought you knew seem different. It’s like the edges move. Something there? I don’t walk in the woods after dark.

Keeping this theme of spring going. We are having exceptional weather the past few days. Blue sky, no wind, and temps in the mid-sixties. Dad used to say, “we’ve been fortunate with the weather”. I agree with him, and we have indeed been fortunate. Even still, it is winter, and nature’s colors are muted for…

The peak of spring. It lasts so briefly you wouldn’t believe it even existed if not for writers, painters, photographers and all artists that capture it at a moment to savor throughout the year.

Winter has only now just started. We haven’t had any snowfall or below zero temperatures yet. But still, it’s not too early to think about spring and the color it brings.

I love the long road of sunlight shining down on the condo ground in this image.

West woods picking up a little snowfall.

They’re coming in with today’s delivery from up north.

After a nighttime training mission this one is making an approach to the landing field.

U.S. Air Force Museum in Dayton, Ohio.

The things we make. Can you imagine?

Most of the time the West Wood Branch runs dry. When we get rain day after day it will fill and there have been a couple of times where it spills over the banks and floods the yard. We built the bridge four years ago to give access to the other side of the woods.…

These two. Hardly never apart.