We are about to get some rain in September.
Layers of clouds and layers of hills, but not so threatening as looking to the south.
After the rainstorm, we had a bright rainbow.
Rays of light. Taken at the parking lot of the New Mexico Office of Archeological Studies, where we were taking a class.
This double rainbow seemed to start across the street from our house.
When the chamisa turns yellow, we know fall is approaching.
The common area next to our house might as well be our property-but we don't have to maintain it.
A New Mexico blue sky offset by green and brown. Taken near Lone Butte, NM at the Beer Creek Brewing Company.
Some of the damage to this stump is from the flooded arroyo.
Cactus flower near one of the walking paths by our house.
This cactus plant, covered with flowers, looks like a sculpture.
This tree looks like it has arms and legs.
Perhaps an Ent?
The intrepid photographer.
The intrepid photographer's supervisor.
Fall light through an Upton Ethelbaugh sculpture in our living area.
In the fall we get great light from the high windows on the south side of our house.
At the end of September, the aspens have begun to change on the Sangre de Christos