Many times looking back through old photos reveals some gems - or just some neat ones that you had missed on the original scan. In preparation for the upcoming show of our Centennial Valley photos (10/19) I looked back over the entire collection of photos. I found a few that I had skipped over and that were worth a re-looking. Here's a couple that caught me..
So much beauty and so little time to capture these moments! Remember that you can see a larger view by clicking on the photo.
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
Monday, October 8, 2012
Loving Fall 2012
Fall continues its domination, cool mornings and warmer clear days. Unfortunately a side effect of this high pressure weather is the smog in the SL valley! Plus a lot of different allergens in the air affecting most of us at one time of the day or another.
Despite - or because of that - a quick Sunday afternoon trip to the Uinta's to visit Steve and Carolyn at their cabin was welcomed by Diana, Murphy and I! Steve built a great fire in the stove, and the ladies fixed a wonderful dinner. Murphy explored the hills to his heart's content, and, instead of deer or moose, we were visited by horses! Murphy loves Steve and they had a great time together.
Despite - or because of that - a quick Sunday afternoon trip to the Uinta's to visit Steve and Carolyn at their cabin was welcomed by Diana, Murphy and I! Steve built a great fire in the stove, and the ladies fixed a wonderful dinner. Murphy explored the hills to his heart's content, and, instead of deer or moose, we were visited by horses! Murphy loves Steve and they had a great time together.
Friday, October 5, 2012
Thursday, October 4, 2012
Working folk
On our way into the Manti-La Sal mountains, we came across a working horseman and dog. As he rode by, I pointed my camera at him and heard him ask his dog - "Boy, do you want your picture taken?". I believe the dog is a Corgi.
A wonderful day to be out, whether working or not.
A wonderful day to be out, whether working or not.
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Fun in the mountains
Here's some additional photos from our weekend in the mountains - The truck one looks pretty exciting, doesn't it?
This first one just called out to have a little blurring, to help the eye follow the colors and shapes.
This first one just called out to have a little blurring, to help the eye follow the colors and shapes.
This cloud shape-opening with the dark spots above as if eyes are watching - grabbed me on the way down the hill on our walk.
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Sunset and Moonset and miscellaneous
Watched the sunset both evenings - one day with clouds to add drama and one day without any clouds. I like the clouds better! The moon was full and set just over the ridge yet visible from the cabin deck, so got a couple of it.
Chaco stayed still for a minute and posed for a shot, plus the setting sunlight was a fantastic orange; tree colors stood out against the cooler background of the sage - so much beauty.
Enjoy!
Chaco stayed still for a minute and posed for a shot, plus the setting sunlight was a fantastic orange; tree colors stood out against the cooler background of the sage - so much beauty.
Enjoy!
Monday, October 1, 2012
Manti LaSal Mountains - again
Murphy and I spent the weekend off the grid at a friend's cabin in the mountains, assisting in the orderly replacement of a door and frame. Along with the work, we got to enjoy the beauty and beautiful it was!
Every day was sunny, with a nice breeze that turned cold when the sun went down. Temp dropped to 36 or so at night, so we built a fire both mornings to take the chill off. Murphy and his friend Chaco played a lot and we all took long walks.
The fall colors were overwhelming - I often felt like I was in a ocean of color with spray of yellow and orange and green flowing over me. Capturing the colors and mood is challenging but gotta try. Here's a few from the first day that I liked. The initial ones are from Fairview canyon on our way up, and then others are from the cabin and from the top of the mountain.
Enjoy!
Every day was sunny, with a nice breeze that turned cold when the sun went down. Temp dropped to 36 or so at night, so we built a fire both mornings to take the chill off. Murphy and his friend Chaco played a lot and we all took long walks.
The fall colors were overwhelming - I often felt like I was in a ocean of color with spray of yellow and orange and green flowing over me. Capturing the colors and mood is challenging but gotta try. Here's a few from the first day that I liked. The initial ones are from Fairview canyon on our way up, and then others are from the cabin and from the top of the mountain.
Enjoy!
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