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Sky, stone, and steel

May 8, 2023Architecture, Cityscape, SkyJonathan

Front facade of a grey stone building with a large center tower and two smaller towers on each side. Wispy clouds in a blue sky are overhead.

State Office Building in downtown Madison.

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Sunsets of early spring

May 5, 2023SkyJonathan

Orange a blue sunset sky with some wispy clouds over a lake. Tall grass in the foreground and and a tree on the side are in silhouette.

Catching up on some sunsets I captured over the past month or so.

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Daffodils

May 2, 2023FlowersJonathan

Close up of a white daffodil flower with a faded yellow center. In the background are plant leaves and a partly cloudy sky.

A couple of daffodils to brighten up a grey (and cold!) day.

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Clouds over Mendota

April 30, 2023Lakes, SkyJonathan

Several shades of grey clouds hang over a lake. Rain is falling from a cloud in the middle, and can be seen in the distance. The side of the image has a bare tree.

Some awesome clouds (and a little rain) over Lake Mendota yesterday afternoon.

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Emergence

April 27, 2023FlowersJonathan

A magnolia blossom begins to unfurl its petals.

Magnolia blossoms.

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Aurora borealis!

April 24, 2023Aurora, SkyJonathan

A green ribbon of light runs along the horizon as thin pillars of green and faint red reach upward. A tree in silhouette is on the side.

I missed the northern lights when they appeared in Southern Wisconsin last month, so I wasn’t about to miss the chance to see them last night. My first aurora sighting since 2004!

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Spring tableau

April 22, 2023Landscape, SpringJonathan

Closeup of a magnolia branch with fuzzy buds. A blossoming magnolia tree is in the background.

The blossom’s risk

April 20, 2023Flowers, Life, QuotesJonathan

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“And the day came when the risk to remain tight in a bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom.”
   – Anais Nin

Snowdrops

April 18, 2023Close Up, FlowersJonathan

Close up of snowdrop blossoms.

If there’s a mid-April snowstorm in Madison and I don’t photograph it, has it really happened? Here are some snowdrops I captured last week.

Scenes from a lake loop ride

April 16, 2023Bicycling, Flowers, LandscapeJonathan

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Grateful for yesterday’s beautiful weather, and to be back out biking on a regular basis again.

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