I visited the Milwaukee Public Museum and saw this display. The dark yet colorful scene was a prime candidate for a simple panorama.

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On my way home from an Anniversary Portrait’s session, I noticed this picturesque spot. I quickly pulled over to give myself a chance to shoot the image. The view was impressive, but just before I took the shot, a cloud mass drifted in front of the sun. While the sun is not visible, this diffused the sun’s harsh light and cast the entire sky a golden orange.

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I’m glad we are back, we have had a long stretch without a new “Assignment”.  This was a small pond that was dried up from lack of rain.  The sun light on tips of plants seemed to glow in the rising sun.

What first caught my eye in this scene was small shack in upper left.  It was a lot harder to take an interesting “Panorama” then I thought.

This rather bizarre image was staged using lights, color sheets on foam core and a rather common object.

This photo should be no mystery.  The pattern of the rivets and the metal grate suspension bridge create a contrast in texture and light.

This is something that was under snow cover that caught my eye.  What is it?

It is an old picture I never used that I liked, guess and I’ll post answer in a week…..( It is water drops on a bath tub after a shower )

BIF photos (that’s bird in flight) can really challenge the camera and photographer.  I was really happy that this silhouette of two Sandhill Cranes in flight turned out.

Every spring I take weekend trips to the Horicon Marsh hoping to capture the silhouettes created by early season reeds poking out of the water creating patterns that can only work well if the wind is still.