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Azara m., Cyathia cooperii and Palo Verdi tree along with Cape Honeysuckle and in the lower left corner, Salvia 'Waverly'
Taken in my father`s garden. When I looked up from my work to stretch my back, I saw this cloud moving exactly behind the tree, leaving a small part of the sky uncovered.
Reeds by Utah Lake that have not yet realized its spring. Can't blame them when the weather can't decide what season it is either!
The underside of the Citigroup Center, or whatever it's called now. A skyscraper on stilts. Evan wanted to see it after hearing the amazing, super good episode of the 99% Invisible podcast about the building and the discovery of its crisis.
I don't know why this is a thing for me, but ever since I've moved here, I've found the immensity of our buildings inexplicably and profoundly therapeutic. I love this big thing sitting over my head. I love that I'm small, and I can trust it. They're just buildings, but I sort of feel like they are our defenders.
So I was kind of having a day, and I stared up for a while.