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Latent Potential #12 Bozeman, Montana 2013

This was a shot I took part way through the process of laying out the seed pods for yesterday’s photo. I thought it had an interesting pattern of it’s own; a different overall impression than the full piece.]]>

Latent Potential #11 Bozeman, Montana 2013

Seed pods from another plant I know the name of, the flax plant who’s pale blue flowers line our road in the summer.]]>

Latent Potential #10 Bozeman, Montana 2013

Finally, one I know for sure (or think I do). This is False Solomon’s Seal. The berries are beautiful in the fall, but inedible and deadly.

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Broken Bones #2 Bozeman, Montana 2013

A close-up shot of the same stump as in yesterday’s photo.

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Broken Bones Bozeman, Montana 2013

This dead tree stump has been laying around so long there’s not much left and what is has separated into two pieces like a bone broken in a very, very, slow-motion accident.]]>

Zen Rocks #2 Bozeman, Montana 2013

 Because of the comments on yesterday’s photo, I thought I’d post a wider view of the same area. The scale of the rocks is more evident here, especially by comparison to the small hunk of sod visible in the upper left hand corner.]]>

Zen Rocks Bozeman, Montana 2013

I was doing a little landscaping around our house a couple of weeks ago, including putting gravel borders around everything so we don’t have to trim when we mow. At the bottom of the stairs down to our garage, the gravel border sort of melds with some natural rock protruding from the ground. (Our house is built on the side of a rocky limestone ridge and we often end up digging in rock when we excavate or otherwise re-contour the grounds.) I must have had some extra time on my hands that day as I ended up sorting through the gravel picking out appropriately sized round pieces of gravel to line all the cracks in the boulders. It was actually kind of a relaxing, meditative exercise.]]>

Latent Potential #9 Bozeman, Montana 2013

A close-up of the photo from yesterday. There are actually tiny light purple and white flowers on the foxtail second one from the right. The other ones are either in the early stages of blooming or are already past their prime, with dried up flowers. (I have no idea if these are true flowers or not, but they certainly are colorful and I don’t know what else to call them.)]]>

Latent Potential #9 Bozeman, Montana 2013

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Latent Potential #8 Bozeman, Montana 2013

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