Midget with my buddy's new to him C8.
Quick shot with my S23

The panniers I just put on my Moto Guzzi Stelvio.

I was enjoying an evening cigar over at the pond around 7:30 and noticed the reflection on the water. Sophie is in it there getting a drink.

Alumni association of my university got a couple blocks of tickets for last night's game.
Started poorly, but a great comeback win!

Four toads:

Chevvy its red by Scopophobia, on Flickr

Red sky in the morning:


Sure enough, a thunderstorm rolled through a few hours later.

Sailor take warning.

Red Sky at night Shepards Delight
Red Sky in the morning Shepards huts on fire.
Nice colours where was it?

Northern Michigan on Lake Huron out the bedroom window. On the one hand, I’ve never seen the sky that color before. On the other hand, sun comes up really early and I’m not usually up. Here a picture out a lakeside window:


I had to play with the settings on my iPhone to get the red closer to what I actually saw. My eyes didn’t see that bright orange on the horizon. The rest of the horizon is fairly accurate. The clouds weren’t that purple either. This picture was taken with the wide lens on my iPhone 15. The previous picture was taken with my iPhone’s regular lens and closer to what it actually looked like to my eyes.

We took a couple of days and visited a couple of national forests in Utah.

Mirror Lake with Bald Mt in background, Uinta N.F.


Aspens and Ferns in the Wasatch N.F.


Cascade Springs in the Wasatch N.F.

That is a beautiful sight Trapper.

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Originally posted by UTsig:
Aspens and Ferns in the Wasatch N.F.

Aspen forests always get me, and I don't recall seeing one with a fern ground cover like that.

Beautiful, as are the others.

And I just noticed the carvings in the bark of the one tree; an example of not seeing something for the trees although it could not be plainer.

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Originally posted by sigfreund:

quote:

Originally posted by UTsig:
Aspens and Ferns in the Wasatch N.F.

Aspen forests always get me, and I don't recall seeing one with a fern ground cover like that.

Beautiful, as are the others.

And I just noticed the carvings in the bark of the one tree; an example of not seeing something for the trees although it could not be plainer.

Thanks! We get Aspens in SW Utah but nothing as dense as these. Aspens groves are one organism, hard to imagine. Here's a picture I took with my IPhone: