Showing posts with label Squaw Peak Park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Squaw Peak Park. Show all posts

Saturday, November 26, 2011

Summer Past 2011

Good morning, morning. Hello Sunshine.
Orange splendor.
Winged Sentinel
Big Fish in a Small Pond
My name should be Magnificent.
Waiting to park to go hiking.
Desert Intimidation
Zigzag up the hill.
Morning Haze
Cityscape above the Skyline.
Jagged miniature of the Mountain
Water copy zigzag of the mountain
Future Promise
Promise Fulfilled
Delicate sipping
Sharing in the bounty.

Friday, August 6, 2010

Where am I going?


Have you ever felt that everything is a little out of focus and your walking somewhere but you're not sure where you're going? I think I have felt that way for months. I take refuge in photography. I read books by photographers, check out other photographer's blogs (http://nikonsniper.blogspot.com/ or http://phxdp.blogspot.com/), work on my own pictures, and search for other ways to use my pictures. Right now I feel like I am just plodding away, like these feet, with no idea where I am headed.

Sunday, April 11, 2010

Just is...


I tried to capture the variety of plants on the side of the Phoenix mountains. I like the combination of plants and rocks.

Friday, April 2, 2010

Comparison



One of the techniques in photography is to place something we know the size next to the subject of the picture. I placed my hand next to the flower so you can see how tiny this desert bloom really is.

Thursday, April 1, 2010

Creepy Crawlies




Yesterdays hike had me encountering several creepy crawlies. The big fellow munching the flower totally ignored me while I shot several pictures. The spiders were on the move in the early morning hours which made taking their picture very difficult. In the low lighting, their legs get blurred. The most impressive of the bunch is the little inch worm valiantly crawling up the Squaw Peak summit path. Total dedication to go 1.2 miles, one inch at a time.

Wednesday, March 31, 2010

Crack-up

I spent a bunch of time at Squaw Peak Park this morning. I am amazed where plants find a spot to sprout and grow.