Scenes from the eye of Jupiter

These are some shots from my backyard of my wheelbarrow that filled with rain water over the weekend. The wheelbarrow is a rusty old thing that came with the property when I bought it. It still does its job so I keep it around. The colors reminded me of the eye of Jupiter. For these I included some close ups of some of the more interesting details of the images.

Alien escaping Jupiter’s eye full shot

Jupiter’s eye

Jupiter’s eye

Jupiter’s bust full

The eye in Jupiter’s eye

A close-up of my alien escaping the eye of Jupiter

This is a close-up of the bust of Jupiter.

A close-up of the eye in Jupiter’s eye

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Wild Bill Lake and Rock Creek

Today, my daughter and I went on a short road trip to the Red Lodge area, and picnicked at Wild Bill Lake. I didn’t take many pictures while we were there because it was intermittently raining and my daughter would get upset when I would take out the camera. We had fun, and Zoë played in the snow when adventured into the higher elevations.

HDR of Wild Bill Lake naear Red Lodge on a Rainy Day

I think this is part of Rock Creek in Custer National Forrest

I thought the way th e water shaped this rock was curious. It looks like a creature eating another rock.

I think this is part of Rock Creek in Custer National Forrest. This is also a HDR.

I think this is part of Rock Creek in Custer National Forrest

I think this is part of Rock Creek in Custer National Forrest

Smoke in the water

This image is probably the favorite of the recent series. It is simple yet, still has a the Rorschach quality of the previous post.

Rorschach test with light

With these, my mind tends to perceive images created by the light in the stream of water. Each stream seems to me to have one benevolent creature and one malevolent. I’m sure a shrink could read alot into that since I’m think most others are just going to see blobs of light.

Reflections

I think these would no longer be considered digital photographs, but instead digital images. I tweaked the color temperature of seperate sections on the image to get the look that you see.

Serene

I really dig this one. It looks like it was heavily edited, but aside from bringing down the highlights, and minor tweaks on the on the contrast, and color temperature, it is pretty much as is.

Making beauty out of Muck 2

Here is a another shot of the irrigation ditch from the other day.  The shot is of the water coming out of a diversion canal.