POTD

Walking on Air Bozeman, Montana 2013

Dark birds, bright snow and a generous contrast adjustment has them levitating without using their wings.

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At the Airport Bozeman, Montana 2013

Like a lot of kids I suppose, I remember my parents driving us out to the airport and parking by the end of the runway to watch planes come in for a landing. Crows do that to it seems.

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The Executioner Bozeman, Montana 2013

If this crow had had a big double-bladed axe (and the arms to wield it), I’d have been a little worried about my head while photographing it.

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The Swarm Bozeman, Montana 2013

Do corvids see colors? These crows seem particularly attracted to some brightly colored cereal tossed out on the ground.]]>

Gotta Go Bozeman, Montana 2013

I’m sure I’m anthropomorphizing here, but I have the feeling I know exactly what this crow is thinking.

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Doing the Walkaround Bozeman, Montana 2013

The three outer crows appear to be circling the two in the middle feeding. Perhaps they’re acting as protective guards, or maybe keeping them corralled.

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Measures of Anonymity #25 Bozeman, Montana 2013

I haven’t done one from this series in a while. This is one of the engineering buildings on the Montana State University campus.]]>

Up the Creek Bozeman, Montana 2013

A view up the frozen creek behind our house.

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What a Difference a Day Makes Bozeman, Montana 2013

This was taken on the same section of the creek in yesterday’s photo, but a day later. Cold temperatures overnight turned the free flowing water into a solid frozen sheet. The next day after that, it warmed up and it was all free flowing again.]]>

S-Curve Bozeman, Montana 2013

A shot of the creek outside our backdoor after a couple of inches of new snow fell the other day.]]>