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A March Afternoon Down in the West Draw

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On a breezy March Afternoon with whispery thin High Clouds making for a Beautiful Soft Light I walked across the Prairie to the Head of the West Draw. There the Seeps and Springs were flowing even though the Winter had not been very wet. Last year’s Grasses lay like a Golden Blanket covering the wet Cleft. I followed the Water downstream North until the Sun started to sink low. Then back up a Game Trail into the Prairie and Wind…

The Ides of March – 2016

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On the cusp of winter turning to spring

I decided to follow the water upstream

for an afternoon visiting a few old friends.

 

 

December, Once Again

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Here is a slideshow from December, 2013.

With these I completed my “Circle Around the Sun.”

I photographed Nine Mile Prairie an average of twice a week for an entire year.

It has taken another year to edit all of the photographs

and to publish them to this website.

 

I began this project shortly after my 65th birthday. Tomorrow I will be 67.

There is more  to come…

 

 

You can see all of December, 2013’s photographs

by clicking on “A Circle Around the Sun…” above

and then on “December, Once Again.”

 

Thanks for looking…

See you at the Prairie?

 

November’s Soft Light

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Here is a slideshow of

a few images from November.

To see the entire collection of 155 photos click on

A Circle Around the Sun above and then on November.

 

 

 

October’s Warm Glow

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Photos from the Fall Equinox

through All Hallows’ Eve

are now available

for your viewing pleasure.

To see all 171 October photos click on the

“A Circle Around the Sun”

tab above and then on this collection

or see the portfolio page for a smaller selection.

 

September Is Upon Us

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A brief slideshow from September’s

rich bounty of color and sweetness.

For more see the Portfolio page under Home

above or the full set of 148 images

under A Circle Around the Sun…

 

 

August Is Here

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Here are a Few of August 2013’s Photographs,

To See the Entire Collection Click on A Circle Around the Sun Above

And Then on August’s Page.