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Showing posts with label lake. Show all posts
19 September 2016
07 March 2016
Reflections at Great Plains State Park
Last summer Noah and I went on a surprisingly wonderful little weekend camping trip. It wasn't surprisingly wonderful because I didn't think we'd have a good time. But the remote location was even more enjoyable than I had hoped. I must add, and the internet as well as Noah can confirm, the bacon cheeseburgers at the 3-table Tom Steed Reservoir Bait Shop are just amazing! Oddly, my bride narrow-mindedly frowns upon eating in the same store where you can by earthworms and dead crawdads for bait.
Here are a few pics of world famous (not really) Tom Steed Reservoir in the early pre-dawn hours.
Here are a few pics of world famous (not really) Tom Steed Reservoir in the early pre-dawn hours.
05 August 2014
Hoover Dam @ Night and some Lake Mead drought
Day or night, I've never regretted a stop at the Hoover Dam. This place is a modern marvel of engineering and a grand human vision.
23 June 2014
Frozen sunset reflection on Lake Hefner
Let's face it. The wind ALWAYS blows on Lake Hefner...except for the extremely rare day when it doesn't. On this particular day of December 10th, I almost froze while taking these pictures. You can see ice on the rocks (always a good combo) on which I was climbing while taking these pics. But what a sight!
24 April 2014
Massive lightning display over Lake Arcadia
There went the boom...and it was incredible.
This was the view looking NW over Lake Arcadia at precisely 2025hrs on 24 Apr 2014.
I presume one of the coolest things about taking lightning pictures is that this exact scene has never existed before and will likely never occur again.
This was the view looking NW over Lake Arcadia at precisely 2025hrs on 24 Apr 2014.
I presume one of the coolest things about taking lightning pictures is that this exact scene has never existed before and will likely never occur again.
30 May 2013
Hole in the Sky
The clouds and the sun danced in concert all but just a few minutes to create this incredible fleeting scene over Lake Arcadia.
02 March 2013
06 February 2013
Sunset reflection on Lake Arcadia
9 minutes and an elevation change of about 90 feet. That's all that separates these two images. (No, it didn't take me 9 minutes to descend 90 feet!)
Each was taken a couple weeks ago at Lake Arcadia outside Edmond, OK. The first was taken high atop a hill on the south end of the lake and the next obviously near the water's edge.
My favorite part of either image is the Devon building located at the bottom left of the first. Depending on the quality of your monitor you may have to view the full-size image to keep it from being hidden in the shadows. The building seems so incredible in and of itself but amongst the enormity of creation, it quickly becomes insignificant.
22 October 2012
21 August 2012
08 August 2012
Cooperative elements
It's nice when the sun, clouds and wind all cooperate.
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Far and wide they'll come to a stop,
they'll stare in awe, in wonder.
Dawn and dusk take turns
calling, "Come and worship." Ps. 65:8
Lake Arcadia Sunset - Edmond, OK

PS - After several hours of clearing land in 100+ degree weather then taking the pics above, this is where I sat to "stare in awe, in wonder" before shutting down for the evening. It was such a fantastic end to the day.
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Far and wide they'll come to a stop,
they'll stare in awe, in wonder.
Dawn and dusk take turns
calling, "Come and worship." Ps. 65:8
Lake Arcadia Sunset - Edmond, OK

PS - After several hours of clearing land in 100+ degree weather then taking the pics above, this is where I sat to "stare in awe, in wonder" before shutting down for the evening. It was such a fantastic end to the day.
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