Fuel Tank in Skagway Size:16"x20" I noticed the patterns formed

I noticed the patterns formed by the stairs and building not just the lines but also the texture and shine of metal

Norway is not that far from Stavanger and this fjord is more commonly known as the location of Preikestolen (Pulpit Rock)

With the wildfires in Colorado (most of which are either at or nearing 100% containment) there are just a fraction of the normal fireworks display around Denver for the 4th of July

I headed out to the plains for some images just after sunset near the airport

As construction has continued around the Union Station area there is this view of the Davita Building which still remains

Fuel Tank in Skagway Size:16"x20" I noticed the patterns formedAs I was headed out on a short afternoon hike I walked past some fuel tanks and noticed the afternoon light casting a shadow on one of them. Quickly grabbing my camera, I grabbed some images of the lines and patterns of the shadows knowing that upon my return the sun would be behind the nearby ridge. The challenge on this was trying to stay still with the wind howling at that time of time which is quite common in Skagway.