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Moments before sun sank into horizon, the huge cloud on upper right side couldn't be captured in full, it would have required a wider angle than 24mm used here.
Taylor drove Darla and I to Lake Monroe one day while we were visiting Bloomington. The lake itself is kind of dirty and the beaches are hard and littered, but we took some pictures and discovered a Boy Scout house.
I photograph structured urban environments where lighted interiors and passing figures suggest proximity without permanence and lean into tension within negative space.
New Landscaping at the Denver Butterfly Pavilion is going on all around this very cool wind-powered kinetic sculpture.
"Chasing Light" arrives at Butterfly Pavilion after flood setback.
Butterfly Pavilion’s front entrance is home to a new wind-powered kinetic sculpture from Lyons-based artist John King.
Commissioned in June 2013, the original work-in-progress was wiped out along with King’s studio at his home along the St. Vrain Creek in Lyons during the historic flood last September. After rebuilding his studio at what is locally known as “The River House,” King restarted construction of the piece and completed the dancing sculpture in May 2014"