
#2 84F
This photo was taken in the same location as the last post on this blog.
#2 84F
This photo was taken in the same location as the last post on this blog.
Quadrants
This was taken in a viaduct along Spring Creek Trail, an urban hiking/biking trail in Fort Collins.
“Columbia” insulator no. 1
“Columbia” insulator no. 2
“Columbia” insulator by Hemingray
The sunlight coming through these insulators makes them just glow. I had no idea how many styles there are or how avidly they are collected.
It’s snowing here yet again, and not much has started blooming—mostly grape hyacinths and daffodils. For a burst of color, here are some more photos from last September. Colorado State University, in Fort Collins, maintains a trial garden where it tests hundreds of varieties of flowers developed by breeders. These, or most of them, are trademarked but probably not yet commercialized. My favorite name among these: Verbena Obsession Cascade Twister Violet.
After a long hiatus, I hope to go through the photographs I took in the second half of 2019 and post a few of them here. We’ll see how it goes. (I had just about forgotten how to make a new post.)
Untitled 7/12/2019
Melted
iPhone photo cropped and slightly color saturated.
Leaf abstract
Williams Conservatory, University of Wyoming, Laramie. Watercolor filter applied; resampled.
Untitled
Blue, pink, and rust abstract
The source for this was an old Ford Ranger in the Walmart parking lot.