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Day 62 - New Wheel Got my new wheel mounted after having been hit by the car last Thursday. Sadly, I no longer have my hand made in Germany customized just for me wheel.

Day 61

Prom continued.

Continued... Day 60 Prom Night. Would have preferred to shoot during the day, but there afternoon fun ran late pushing me to shoot at night. Fortunately, the rain stopped just prior to shooting. Credit to the D600 and it's high ISO noise free smoothness.

Day 60 More dead roses.

Day 59 Catching up. What a day yesterday. Riding to work on my bicycle when a woman plowed into me on my bike while going through a crosswalk while having both the green light and the crosswalk white walking man signal. Driver saw an opportunity in traffic to make a right turn and took it...

Day 58 Dead Rose

Day 57 Loved the colors in the late evening sky and the old dead leaves.

Day 56 My new Shimano XT 9-Speed rear cassette for my bike. Old gears had a few thousand miles on them and had worn away. New chain and gears and my bike is good to go.

Day 55 Experimentation. I know I can take a good picture, but trying to take a good picture of nothing is a challenge. So here is a bad picture that just didn't materialize. And if you look closely you can see plenty of D600 pepper all over the sensor.

Day 54 Not sure what I think of this picture. However, I have reinforced the previous knowledge that car, or in this case motorcycle paint reflects the overcast clouds thus muting the colors and reflects the gray clouds.

Day 53 Final day in Yellowstone.

Sadly, today was the last day for MoabLady and myself to run around the park before coming home. If anyone wants to go to Yellowstone to see the animals you must go in the winter. If you want to go and see all the thermal features then go in the summer. Either way, Yellostone is well worth the...

Snow storm at mid day light. It was that heavy.

I must credit MoabLady for spotting these two squaring off.

Day 52 - Bulls These young bulls were testing each other. I must also give credit to MoabLady; she is the one that spotted these two squaring off.