Here’s a photo of bright red and yellow flower blossoms I took at last Wednesday’s farmers market. I love how this photo turned out with other blossoms behind the central bloom and the green leaves under the blossom.
I’ve added this to my Flowers gallery at Imagekind, so it is available for sale there, framed or unframed.
Another photo of Monday’s sunset. This one captured more of the sky and some of the snow in the field was cropped. I’m often amazed at the colors during sunset.
There were pretty colors in the sky at sunset on Monday, so… I took the camera out into the south field and snapped some pictures. Here’s one:
I stepped out the door Friday morning and snapped a few pictures just before sunrise of the moon and a star in the sky.
Shortly after that, a neighbor stopped and picked me up for a trip out towards the Red river valley. He had bought a tractor and was going to pick it up, asked if I’d like to ride along. It was a nice change of pace and a good trip, I hadn’t been that way in quite a while.
Seems kinda strange bypassing Bemidji on the new highway and not going by the statue of Paul Bunyan and Babe the blue ox.
We came back a different route and passed by Itasca state park, where the headwaters of the Mississippi river is. Crossed a bridge near there where the river isn’t much more than a creek in size, quite a bit smaller than where it flows by my house.
Got home just before sunset.
Wishing everyone a Happy New Year filled with joy and good cheer!
Here’s a photo showing the dawn of the new year. It was 3 degrees below zero and I didn’t spend too much time taking the photo of the sunrise across the Mississippi river.
May you all enjoy the coming year as much as Raven (my dog) and I enjoyed the dawn of the new year!
Sunset Between Pines by Kent Lorentzen
Looked out yesterday around sunset, the cats were waiting to be fed, and saw the pretty sky. So… After feeding the cats I stepped out the door with the camera and took a couple of photos. I think this one, with the orange ray shooting into the clouds and a spot of orange reflecting off the snow didn’t turn out too bad.
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Something Interesting by Kent Lorentzen
Raven’s found something interesting in the snow. What could it be? I don’t know! She loves to go and check things out.
We went for a walk the other day, in the south field at sunset, with me thinking I’d take a picture or two of the setting sun. Took several photos of Raven with her in different poses. This is one of them.
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Icicle at Sunset 1261 by Kent Lorentzen
Finished up some outside chores just about sunset yesterday, so grabbed the camera and took some pictures. Here’s a photo of an icicle hanging down with the setting sun hidden behind it. A few clouds in the sky and the orange horizon make a nice background.
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Sun on the River 1225 by Kent Lorentzen
This morning’s walk was along the Mississippi river. I took some photos of the sunrise and caught the sun’s reflection on the water.
There is still open water by my house even with the sub-zero temps we’ve had. Just a short distance downstream, the river has frozen over all the way across. If the water is low, the strong current often keeps a spot of water open all winter long.
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Fun in the Snow 1233 by Kent Lorentzen
Raven (my dog) and I went for a walk in the snow this morning. She was good enough to let me get a picture of her playing and having fun in the snow.
After walking along the river and taking some pics, we hiked out into the fields behind the house. Raven was checking out the deer tracks and having a good time. I was so lucky to catch a photo with her in motion with a puff of powdery snow in the air. I’ve had a hard time capturing moments like that.
We were both happy to get back in the house after the walk, since the temperature was zero with a brisk breeze. Oh… I was dressed for it, and after all Raven has a fur coat. But… The buttons on the camera are too small to work with mittens on, so my hands got a little chilly.
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