So first morning on de desert somewhere between one and three the solar system [fortuitously only ours here] disconcertingly failed…fortunately it was back up soon after the sun but boding
ill for Battery Life. Next fun discovery was that the phone had somehow self-incapacitated and
was not accepting calls but otherwise everything’s tentatively good. A New Year meant taking down the 2021 watercolors, finishing unloading and then charging the Tundra’s battery
which had not as inexplicably drained overnight due to oversight. The sun went down, the
system crashed, the sun came up and up it came. Again.
Days went by
limping about due to too long a [not very long] walk on Thursday and though
the hits just kept on keep on comin’ low light remained a Winter Fascination.
Saturday I made a rare afterdark excursion to town for dinner among friends, out and back
with nary a vehicle sighted and Sunday a sort of mini-pogonip on the land, perfect
for burning but, no. With no truck to truck cautionary water to the burnpile and still too sore
anyway it was just a wintry tour of Storm Queen
and, inside, mudding up the kitchen cracks, watercolors…later dogs,
always dogs,
and a moon full over the mountain.
wow- those are some fantastic photos! 🙂
I agree with sis.
Your power outages, drained batteries, flawed phone and battered body have not hampered your photographic eye. Photos 1, 2, 4 are my faves; but the contrail over the pond is also great. So is the one above the contrail with a partially thawed pond.
Yes, winter low-light fascination. Keep sending those hits!
I agree with your sibs, Mike. Nice shots, Wall looks great.
“…and a moon full over the mountain”
Bravo!!!
We had a splendid full moon here too, and I’ve got lots
of morning frost which makes work in the shop a bit bitter for the hands,
still like yours it’s nice and sunny later, desert fascination
Full of beautiful images, so full I can’t pick and choose. Did especially like that first sharp one with the thin strip of reflected sunset.