While at my campsite for the evening at the foot of Porphyry Peak overlooking the San Luis Valley and the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, the sun was setting and some clouds and rain in the distance were lit up.
While exploring the Cochetopa Hills, I stopped along this road to take a photo of the blue sky through the rows of aspens on each side of the road.
Not sure why I haven’t done this before, but here’s a photo of my XSi taken with my S90.
This rake has been sitting against the fence in our yard for a few days and it was blown over from some wind the other day.
I took this photo this morning while hiking around the Fisher Towers. There were a number of cool looking hoodoos in the area.
While heading down to the Fisher Towers campground this evening during sunset, I looked in my rear-view mirror and saw the amazing colors behind me. I just had to pull off the road and start taking some photos. Once I got out of my Jeep and stood in the middle of the road to start snapping some pictures, I noticed the moon above. Mount Wass was glowing bright pink and the cliffs of Adobe Mesa to my left were on fire with orange coloring. It was a great scene, and I’m glad I didn’t miss it!
While on a walk this evening after a day of on and off rain, I took a photo of this puddle with a reflection of the nearby light pole.
Earlier this week I received a photo that I had printed from Mpix for an art display at work. Though I am having a hard time finding a 16×24 frame now, and I really don;t want to spend the money to have it custom framed….
After mowing the lawn this evening, I noticed the sun shining through the slots in our fence and I thought it looked cool, so I tried to take a photo of it.
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