First time catching a sunset in a long time. I think I made up for that by taking too many photos.
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Wingra ice
Lake Wingra almost frozen over.
Icy grass
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 →Tranquil sky watching
I spent my lunch break watching the streaky skies over a calm Lake Wingra the other day. A much needed moment of nature’s peaceful tranquility.
Summer’s twilight
Cloud watching
Watching clouds evolve can be a fascinating experience. The most beautiful, in my opinion, are cirrus clouds, especially those around sunset or sunrise.
View more →Memories of a lost tree
Back in June, a severe storm knocked down many trees in Madison. Watching the sun go down In Tenney Park the other night, I was reminded that I still miss a casualty of that storm — the tree that arched over the water in this very spot, which made for some nice photo opportunities. Previously:
Nourishing sunset
Taking the time to watch a beautiful sunset evolve is nourishment for your soul — especially when you’re on vacation. Trout Lake, near Boulder Junction. July 25, 2022.
Back in the land of pines and lakes
I spent last week on a camping vacation in northern Wisconsin. Wish I could’ve brought some of the fresh, pine scented air back home with me.
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