Showing posts with label landscape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label landscape. Show all posts

Monday, January 20, 2014

1/20/14 The Root Of It All~


1/19/14 A River Runs Through It~

Ali'sPic: Rio Lajas~ The Ultimate "Lazy River" Ride. My favorite water park.
Marci's Pic: The Roaring Fork River. Excellent fly fishing, great river rock skipping, and beautiful in the winter~

Saturday, January 18, 2014

1/17/14 And The Tree Was Happy~

Ali's Pic: Madre Negro or Pochote tree (their blooms look a lot a like to me!) on my morning walk. The sky was BRILLIANT today.
Marci's Pic: Leaving the girls school, driving along the Roaring Fork. The brush and trees close to the water were still wearing ice, frozen from the night before~

Wednesday, January 15, 2014

1/15/14 La luna~

Ali's Pic: An almost full moon through the Jobo tree. Not even full and you can already read a book by it.
Marci's Pic: Couldn't catch her heavy in the sky, but caught her being coy behind the clouds...and yes, bright enough to read a book by it!

Saturday, January 11, 2014

1/11/14 Soaking In the View~

Ali's pic: I love this picture because it gives me the chance to show how beautiful it is here, even in the rain. The fishing boats float at high-tide and sit on the rocks at low tide. The "Mary" was floating high today. Cabuya
Marci's Pic: One of those Epic days on the mountain, fresh powder in abundance, and bluebird skies after days of snow clouds covering the mountain peaks. I love this particular dip tic with Ali as it shows our diverse means of transportation 

Friday, January 10, 2014

1/9/14 In the Trees~

Ali's Pic: One of the hardest things to get a good and accurate picture of is a tree. They are so amazing in their depth and space - it takes a better photographer than I to truly capture it. So instead, I decided to capture pieces of it. Like this gorgeous trunk covered in mammoth pothos plants.
Marci's Pic: So with a fresh layer of snow blanketing the valley, when you walk thru the forest around here, the Aspen seem to be following where ever you go. I love their "eye's" and how they are accentuated on the grey snowy days of winter.