Low Lying RestThe rains of the day have stopped and it's as if the rays of the sun are pulling the clouds from their low lying rest.
The mystery of a landscape revealed, and the state of nature's abundance animate the evolving scene.
Light and shadow play--like desire and need-- and I try to find a compromise between the two as I point the lens at canyon wall. The canyon appears to me like a hulking brown bear whose coat of fur is drying slowly in the evening light.
In the blue hour I take one last look before walking away from a landscape I love.
Aloha, Lee
All photographs in this post were taken on the afternoon/evening of February 1, 2020.
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