I launched the drone the other day. It wasn’t sunset time but there were clouds and light so off I went. This is 40 meters over my backyard in Tulsa, Oklahoma, looking west.
And then I turned the drone 180 degrees to the east and pointed the camera closer to the ground.
And, as you can tell, I played with the photos a little bit. I used a program called Dynamic Auto Painter and used one of their watercolor presets.
I get lots of skywatch photos from my front and back yards, and that is great except…
The Overlook on Tulsa’s Turkey Mountain
I like getting out as well.
On our street looking east. I love this mackerel sky.
Another day, looking west again.
We have no daffodils in our yard though. Gotta drive to them.
I always love a flag snapping in a strong, cold, spring breeze.
The school where I tutor a first grader is honoring all their teachers, administrators, cafeteria workers, janitors, tutors and everyone else who helps out.
The other day the knee was feeling strong so I fired up the electric mower and got the job done.
On another day the wife and I went to a big box store and bought some cushions for our patio furniture. The cushions were cool but these roosters take a better photo. Can you believe stores let you walk in and take pictures of their stuff? Some stores say no photos but I ignore those signs.
The afternoon after I mowed, I decided to go take a hike at Turkey Mountain on a little bit more challenging trail. Only a mile long but the killer was about 300 feet of elevation change.
Here is some switchbacks on the 300 ft climb.
I loved the br
You can tell I really liked the bridge since I took two photos of it.