Archive for the ‘Images Captured’ Category
Painted Cabin
I believe it is time for a little artwork around here. I doctored one of my photos from our last visit to the lake. This is how a view of the cabin from the lake might look as an oil painting.
Many Forms
If you have ever flown above the clouds, this scene might look familiar. I captured this image yesterday morning before work. It is a view from my front yard. Water takes many forms. I was surprised to see how similar it looked to the view out an airplane window.
Natural Art
Nature, the artist, was in grand display over the weekend. In a fascinating display of the power of a process over a span of time, and the physics of solar energy and absorption of said energy by dark objects, check out this leaf. Note the tiny columns of ice that formed where holes were present in the leaf.
I also captured beautiful design in the air bubbles frozen in the ice on the lake. This kind of thing is all around us. It behooves us to pause more often and take note of the artwork created, completely free of any human contribution.
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Fading Scenes
Most people will be celebrating the melting snowpack in my region of the world this week as temperatures climb up into digits we don’t see much in the winter. In many ways, I am as ready as ever for the next season of the year, but strangely, I am also feeling a little melancholy about the loss of all the incredible photo opportunities of winter’s snow-scape…
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Relative Something 