
I sure hope the rams and ram lambs (in the left and right pens, respectively) don’t decide to go walking today! There was a path up this aisle this morning. Continue reading
Here are our sheep in the Colorado snow. Prompt: Backgrounds are tricky. They can make a subject stand out or distract from it. Make a photo with a good background today. Continue reading

We got another eight (or more) inches of snow, and it’s still snowing! Sheep tend to walk in the same trails once they’ve made them. Here you can see the flock making their way up to the feeder for hay. Some of the lambs have been smart enough to climb the snow drifts. This one’s Continue reading

We had a lot of snow last night. Our power was out for about eight hours. It’s a heavy, wet snow, and it warmed up enough to fall off the barn all at once. I sure hope there were no sheep under that. They usually run to the end of the pen to wait it Continue reading
This is some snow built up on the roof of the back porch. It filled the frame with snow, and I’m on the second floor! Prompt: An old adage in photography says, if you want to improve your photographs, move closer. Fill your frame today! Continue reading

Last night, we got almost two feet of snow. This is the view through the upstairs back window of the house. The snow is building up on the porch roof. Continue reading

I know spring will come, but it sure feels like winter now. Prompt: It’s Groundhog Day in the U.S. Make a photo that illustrates whether it’s more like winter or spring where you live. Continue reading

There’s no unfrozen water in our area, so I used a window reflection for today’s picture. I did a shot of the icicles as well. Continue reading

Mt. Lamborn has a skiff of snow on it. This is our view down into the North Fork valley. The fall colors are beautiful this time of year. Continue reading