Project 365 2013 - A Learning Journey/Moab Man
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Some species of raptor, that much I know.
Cool shot even if its identity remains unknown.
Don Kuykendall_RIP
RIP :(
I think it is George or it might be John. I always get those two confused.
Don, you're wrong. It's either Wilbur or Orville.
Day 100, 2013 - Woohoo! I've made it 100 straight days and learned so much.
Here at Hill A.F.B. we have a train depot that restores and maintains military trains. Here are two of the four Army trains currently here. Trying to catch the Navy train.
You plan and setup to shoot a sunset and they never flair up like they do on the days you're unprepared. This is the best piece I could catch as I was not in place to shoot the sunset itself.
And I shot this because I just love this birch tree.
Here at Hill A.F.B. we have a train depot that restores and maintains military trains. Here are two of the four Army trains currently here. Trying to catch the Navy train.
You plan and setup to shoot a sunset and they never flair up like they do on the days you're unprepared. This is the best piece I could catch as I was not in place to shoot the sunset itself.
And I shot this because I just love this birch tree.
Don Kuykendall_RIP
RIP :(
Is that a marsh? Very interesting structure.
Yes it is. When the mountain snow comes down it fills the marsh. People are always surprised at how much water is actually in the desert - We're the second driest state.
Don Kuykendall_RIP
RIP :(
Well I have learned something new today. Thought I was not going to today. I can go to bed now.
Day 105, 2013 - Crazy Color
I was watching the sunset waiting for something spectacular. As I sat there nothing showed and I started to pack up. Glanced over my shoulder and the sky literally shifted colors for one quick splash of color before fading. Can't tell you how fast I was unpacking to catch the colors.
I was watching the sunset waiting for something spectacular. As I sat there nothing showed and I started to pack up. Glanced over my shoulder and the sky literally shifted colors for one quick splash of color before fading. Can't tell you how fast I was unpacking to catch the colors.
