Spring floods in southern Wisconsin
I was out in southern Wisconsin the other day and while taking the road less traveled from A to B saw this piece of the spring flood. I love water and I love sky.
Wisconsin Wetlands
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May Day
Today is the first of May and I no longer need to fill the Mason Jar on the sill of my kitchen window with flowers from the store.
House on the hill
The house on the hill along Cassville road in Grant County Wisconsin.
I saw this the other day when I was out in the rain (again). I think this is a place I’ll need to return to.
On the road to Dubuque
Buck Rub, Iowa County Wisconsin
I went to Dubuque this weekend the slow way, on the back roads through the driftless region of southwestern Wisconsin. Spring is crawling into the hollows and the osier are pinking. It made me feel a little like Elliot Porter to be confronted with softness of the color and the density of the woods.
The confluence of the Wisconsin and Mississippi RIver’s at high water.
It was good to be out in the spring drizzle that couldn’t decide whether it was drizzle, sleet or snow and seemed to change it’s mind every other moment.
A dark day…
Today is one of those dark days that must come for spring to start. You know the kind, dark, with lots of rain and the rumble of thunder. Warm but not warm enough with little piles of dirty snow being melted down by the pelting rain. Almost twilight dark at noon and you wonder if the sun will shine again. Then you look out the window and realize the grass is greening in spots and the wet dark branches carry buds.
On the road
Going through files from a road trip to Iowa last year and I came across this. Circuses, merry-go-rounds and clowns all creep me out but…
Spring is coming?
In passing…
Chicago again…
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Back in Chicago, shooting this time and from a room with a view.
“A rainy day in the canyon”
Central Camera, the Loop Chicago Illinois
Chicago from above
South Wabash Street, Chicago Illinois