Sunrise often wakes me, sometimes before Cowboy 2. I semi-lept out of bed with my iPhone to capture this morning’s debut. My gentle pup moved into my still-warm place.
Sunrise often wakes me, sometimes before Cowboy 2. I semi-lept out of bed with my iPhone to capture this morning’s debut. My gentle pup moved into my still-warm place.
First I just take in the blue, in this case in contrast with the white and green and brown. Then, at least this morning, I think of Maynard Dixon, power poles or no power polls, and thank the pueblos of Santa Ana and San Felipe for preserving the land and view.
I can only guess what this guy is planning for lunch. I’m having white bean soup and Maynard Dixon clouds.

The smoke is maybe from the Trout and Buck fires in southwest New Mexico. In this case, it filters the sun’s ray for my iPhone. This view is near the confluence of Orno and lower Las Huertas creeks, both dry, looking across the Rio Grande, past Santa Ana Mesa, to Cabezon and the Rio Puerco country.

