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Sometimes its just about the simplicity of things. We tend to over complicate everything in life, but sometimes simpler things are much more enjoyable. It was a warm dry air kind of day and there was a fresh taste of prairie dust in my mouth. I was on a mission this mid summer day to find an image that displayed the vast distance in the prairies.
I had a much different idea in mind, but this is proof that if you just get out there, and allow Mother Nature to take the lead she will show you her colours. I came across this field, and for some reason it spoke to me. I stopped and got my gear all set up for the sunset. I couldn’t imagine what I was about to witness.
The sun dropped behind the clouds, and I thought that the show was over, but then about 60 seconds later a small part of the the sky started to light up. Then before I new it, the entire sky was lit up like a fire. Everything started slow but once it was going strong it took quite some time to die down. It seemed to stay alive for an eternity.
This is a sunset that I will remember for the rest of my life.
We've probably gotten to maximum fall color here in Fairbanks. A pretty day had me out taking photos of the color.
The fields behind the house in the dead of night are quite bright with all the snow lying on them. Normally it's pitch black out there and you can't see a thing!
We stopped for ages, trying to capture this beautiful field full of poppies and other wild flowers - not easy, as it was quite a windy day. I'm not sure which, if any, I like best so I've included some more shots below.
Sunrise start, ended up near Higger Tor in the Peak District.
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"The aging of gravestones / follows a different scheme / as compared to those / featured on the front".
Taken from our bedroom window as the trees in the last of the evening light spread their shadows across the fields
Christmas Day: I went for a walk through a corn field and dreamt about things for a bit.
New Berlin, WI
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