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Showing posts with label kodak portra 400. Show all posts

Sunday, January 16, 2022

An irrigation ditch at Twin Lakes Open Space


 Near the Avery brewery in Boulder county is an open space named Twin Lakes. Along the eastern side of the one of the reservoirs is an old irrigation ditch. We thought the flowing water and the dense vegetation made for an interesting photograph.  This was taken sometime back in the Summer months.

This image was made with a Mamiya 7 and Kodak Portra film. 

Tuesday, October 5, 2021

Alicia Sanchez International School Open Space/Medical Update

 These images are from another visit to the Nature Kids Discovery Zone at the Alicia Sanchez International School here in Lafayette. 
When you see this posting on Tuesday I will be under the knife getting my knee replaced. About two months ago I was told that the damage to my knee necessitated having a full knee replacement. I'll post further news when I return from the hospital towards the end of the week. 
My husband discovered this park early in the summer. When the black eyed Susans erupted into full bloom mid-summer, he had to share it with me.  So one weekend we visited the park and took these photographs.
This park is located adjacent to the Alicia Sanchez International School and is used by the students for learning about the environment.
That's all for now. I you want to wish me well, leave it in a comment below. 

Saturday, March 20, 2021

Equinox 2021

 Sharing some Spring Photos to bring us into the Season.  We still have snow on the ground and are expecting another storm.....




Sunday, February 14, 2021

Happy Valetines Dat!

 Happy Valentines Day to you all.  I'm back now......just needed that break.  Now for you the Loog Highway fro Saguaro National Park.



Monday, June 29, 2020

The Drive-up Farmer's Market

Today I shared views of some of our purchases from the Drive Up Farmer's Market in Longmont, Colorado.  Thought I'd share some views of the "Market" because it may be going away.  They've pend the walk through market now.


Held at the Boulder County Fairgrounds, the regular home of one of three major Farmer's Markets in Boulder County.


You place the order o Wednesday and pick it up on the Weekend at your assigned time.




Orders waiting.........and delivered.  They place the order in the back of your car.  No Direct contact.