The first two photographs are from Boyer Chute National Wildlife Refuge. The third is the southern end of a frozen DeSoto Lake.
Monday, February 14, 2011
A few details from Valentines Day
The first two photographs are from Boyer Chute National Wildlife Refuge. The third is the southern end of a frozen DeSoto Lake.
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Saturday, February 12, 2011
Fifty degrees
Winter's grip is slowly lessening, this weekend being the first real break we've had from cold, ice and snow since last fall. I couldn't resist the opportunity to get out and spend some time making photographs. The following images are from the Loess Hills just west of Omaha near Glenwood, Iowa.
It's amazing how a few hours spent putting the brain through its creative paces can make a person feel so much more at ease.
It's amazing how a few hours spent putting the brain through its creative paces can make a person feel so much more at ease.
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
A second look: 93 in 2010
February finds Nebraska still stuck in the midst of the winter doldrums. Tuesday was the coldest day of the winter with daytime temperatures barely climbing above zero. While I enjoy winter, it's nice to know that the end is in sight. Just a few more weeks until spring break and (hopefully) some warmer temperatures.
Just another evening spent occupying my time by looking back at last year and making plans for the coming one. I'm anxious to hit the road.
Just another evening spent occupying my time by looking back at last year and making plans for the coming one. I'm anxious to hit the road.
near Bassett, Nebraska
State Fair Park in Lincoln, Nebraska
near Long Pine, Nebraska
near Fordyce, Nebraska
State Fair Park in Lincoln, Nebraska
near Long Pine, Nebraska
near Fordyce, Nebraska
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