The recent Blanco River flooding has been in the news. Our little part of the Hill Country will be dealing with the Blanco Flood and its aftermath for a long time. While we’re still grappling with the tragic loss of life and … Continue reading →
Cloudy and rainy days are the time to get out and photograph nature! The clouds give us a very soft light, even in the middle of the day. It softens the shadows and prevents any glare. The rain not only … Continue reading →
Bear Creek is a tributary of Onion Creek and I get to drive across it every day. I always look over the bridge or down the side of the road to see how it’s running. I guess I do that … Continue reading →
Onion Creek is carrying quite a bit of water after the recent rains. It rained about 3 inches in the area and combined with earlier rains, the creek is flowing nicely. As I drove to one of my favorite spots, … Continue reading →
The last couple of days have brought some welcome autumn rain. It hasn’t been very heavy, but it’s been steady. The skies are overcast, which means beautiful soft light for photography. I grabbed my camera and headed out. These photos … Continue reading →