As high as you can get inside the Capitol dome.
All posts by Jonathan
Angles and light
The other day I went to the Capitol with the intention of photographing the Christmas tree. I found myself wandering the building and marveling at the wonderful architecture (like the light and angles of this stairway).
View more →Icy grass
Cowabunga!
I like to think these ducks were just having fun on the lake here, getting tossed around by wave after wave.
View more →Winter is coming
Meanwhile, along the shore of Lake Mendota, below normal temperatures and a brutal wind brought a sure sign of winter’s impending arrival.
View more →Aspen trees
“Go spend time with the aspen trees. They’ll tell you how it works. They’ll tell you to look to your roots for energy. They’ll tell you there’s warmth below the surface.”
– Kaya McLaren
Migrating loon
Spotted a common loon the other day (Lake Monona is a migration rest stop for them). First time capturing one of those wearing their winter coat! Their plumage is more drab grey/brown this time of year for better camouflage along the coast and waters of the south.
View more →Silhouette skyline
Dusk
Appreciating the sky
Hiking outside today in January-like temperatures and a bitter cold wind, the beauty of the sky above made it all worth while. Edna Taylor Conservation Park.
View more →