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The first photography stop on our short visit to the Isle of Lewis and Harris was as far north as you can go on the island; the Butt of Lewis with it's Lighthouse, rugged cliffs and coast.
Thanks to Steve for the inspiration to try a monochrome conversion.
A herd of elk grazed sedately on a hillside between Nederland and the University of Colorado's Mountain Research Station. I would have preferred a shot showing the face of most in the herd, but this is what they presented. More than 30 elk are visible in this frame.
Most of the year elk can be found in single gender herds, and these are cows, or adult females, which do not grow antlers.
This one was restng on a leaf, just waiting for me to get the shot.
Happy Beautiful Bug Butt Thursday.
Happy beautiful big bug butt Thursday
and Arachtober 25 (2/2)
as ever in sunshine in the gorse
some music if you like:
The Sutter Buttes are a small circular complex of eroded volcanic lava domes which rise as buttes above the flat plains of the Central Valley of California in the United States. The highest peak, South Butte, reaches about 2,130 feet (650 m) above sea level. The Buttes are located just outside of Yuba City, California in the Sacramento Valley, the northern part of the Central Valley. They are named for John Sutter, who received a large land grant from the Mexican government. The Sutter Buttes are sometimes referred to as the world's smallest mountain range.